Help The Living Link's AIP & WRP Training Programme with 4 volunteers for Hosting students in training at your place of work

 Parkhurst, Gauteng

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Help The Living Link's AIP & WRP Training Programme with 4 volunteers for Hosting students in training at your place of work


category

Economic Inclusion & Jobs

sub-category

Career mentoring & placement support

duration

more than 8 hours

2 participants

XKKPL

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Help The Living Link's AIP & WRP Training Programme with 4 volunteers for Hosting students in training at your place of work

Here's a little more info about this opportunity...

We are looking for businesses to host students in job sampling by giving these students an opportunity to get work experience in an entry level type of position for a period of 5 - 6 weeks. There is no payment and the host site and student will be supported by one of The Living Links job coaches on a daily basis. The host site needs to be able to offer this on an ongoing basis. There is no requirement to employ students as they will be rotated through the site from time to time and the students are still in training.It would be ideal if a site could take 2+ students at a time. Types of work include basic admin, cleaning, looking after pause areas, packing, merchandising.

Sustainable Development Goals

Decent Work and Economic Growth

Decent Work and Economic Growth

Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all


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