The Nottingham Jobs Team would like to make you aware of a number of opportunities that are currently available.

Nottinghamshire Police reflect the communities they serve, and as part of their latest recruitment drive, are keen to?encourage a diverse and wide range of individuals to express an interest in various roles within policing.?

If would like to find out about the wide range of job roles available, and discover what opportunities there are, Nottinghamshire Police are offering a free four-week course in August 2021.?The course will introduce you to the different roles and career pathways into the organisation as well as prepare for the SEARCH police officers assessment.

Take your first step towards a rewarding and varied career by registering for the?Nottinghamshire Police Information Event using the link below.

Register your interest using this link.

Latest Kickstart opportunities

Are you:

• Aged 16 to 24?
• A Nottingham City resident?
• Claiming Universal Credit?
• Interested in earning money?AND?gaining on the job experience?

Nottingham Jobs have been working with local employers to find out about all the opportunities they have available in everything from Administration and E-Commerce to Graphic Design, Sales, Warehousing and even Swim Schools!

Kickstart is a government scheme aimed at supporting young people who are at risk of long term unemployment.

Visit the Kickstart page on the Nottingham Jobs website.

Nottingham Works 4 You Dedicated employment support for 16-24 year olds in Nottingham who face barriers to finding work. We can provide a wide range of one-to-one support, for things like:

• Job searching
• Writing a CV
• Completing job applications
• Interview preparation
• Apprenticeships and training
• Overcoming personal barriers

Find out more on the Nottingham Works 4 You webpage.

Way2Work

Way2Work offers a new range of support activities for unemployed residents age 16+. Way2Work is especially for people who are facing personal and economic barriers to finding a job such as lack of basic maths and language skills, single adult families, people from BAME communities, over 50s, and people with disabilities or health conditions which have a long-term and significant impact on their daily lives. Find out more on the Way2Work webpage.