REEP Young People are on track! They are demonstrating their determination, newly acquired skills and confidence, whilst continuing their valuable relationships with trained volunteer mentors. This is the latest update:
| Aaron* | Is doing voluntary work at Hospice Care with a view to full time employment |
| Amy | Is working full time at Crealy |
| Charlie* | Has signed up for the Transplant course that is running this week, is doing his construction green card and forklift training |
| Charlie | Is working full time at IT company |
| Hamish* | Has been on work experience as a labourer and is currently in the process of trying to obtain his CSCS card |
| Jacob* | Is looking to sort his CSCS card |
| Jemima | Is working full time at Coach’s café, still trying to pursue further training for a Midwifery course |
| Mike* | Has applied for an apprenticeship in brick laying through Exeter College and hopes to hear this week |
| Ryan | Is sorting out an interview at the Job Centre today for Tool Hire |
Importantly, for the local construction sector and for the young people themselves a large construction company are interested in meeting all the young people* who expressed an interest in a career in construction.
“Every individual matters” to the mentors, to the partners, to parents and carers, and now thanks to REEP to each one of the young people themselves.
Greater Exeter Skills Partnership 