Do you need help to kick-start your future?

If you are 16-19 years old and not in employment, education or training, our Skills2Achieve programme could help you with employment and skills, apprenticeships or re-entering education to build a career you want!

Learning with Skills2Achieve for employment and skills is not like school and college. We don’t have term times so you can join us when you’re ready. It’s a much more relaxed atmosphere, so we can be flexible in how we teach you. We have smaller group sizes to give you the support that you need. All our centres have computers and IT facilities for your work, job hunting or CV writing.

What could you achieve?

• English and Maths Qualifications
• Increased confidence and independence
• Employability skills such as CV writing and interview techniques
• Work experience
• Employment and skills
• A job
• An apprenticeship
• Further education 

"Without Skills2Achieve I would just be at home, not really doing much. Now, I have started an apprenticeship I have real career prospects.’’

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Where is Skills2Achieve based?

We deliver Skills2Achieve in four centres across Hampshire:

• Basingstoke
• Southampton
• Portsmouth
• Eastleigh

Head Office Skills2Achieve, Enham Place, Enham Alamein, Andover, SP11 6JS Telephone: 01264 345800 Mobile: 07912 631235	Basingstoke Learning Centre Skills2Achieve, Unit 59, Tempus Business Centre, Kingsclere Road Telephone: 01256 814362 Mobile: 07545 503438
Eastleigh Learning Centre Skills2Achieve, The Learning Centre, The Cableworks, 14 Annealing Close, Eastleigh, SO50 9PX Telephone: 0808 100 3134 Mobile: 07590 227298	Portsmouth Learning Centre Skills2Achieve, Somerstown Community Centre, River's Street, Portsmouth, PO5 4EY Mobile: 07734 909625
Southampton Learning Centre Skills2Achieve, 1a Fairways House, Mount Pleasant Road, Southampton, SO14 0QB Telephone: 02380 211683

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Your success awaits

During 2016/17 Skills2Acheive supported 200 young people to achieve employment or progress in education with 79.5% of learners on the programme achieving qualification success. Additionally, 77% of learners progressed to employment, further training or apprenticeships.

This could be you!

OFSTED accomplishments

Skills2Achieve recently celebrated after receiving our second consecutive ‘Good’ rating in our latest OFSTED inspection.

The inspection took place on 6^th and 7^th March 2018 and found that since the previous inspection, we have continued to provide a consistently good quality of education for learners, and has secured improvements in many areas. The inspector commented;

“Pastoral and welfare support for learners is particularly strong. They benefit from excellent care from their tutors, which they value highly. Learners trust their tutors and will seek their help with a wide range of personal, emotional, welfare and safeguarding concerns”.

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16-19 Tuition Fund

The 16-19 Tuition Funding will be used to mitigate the disruption to learning arising from the COVID-19 pandemic for learners enrolled on our study programme, Skills2Achieve.

Funding given to Enham Trust will be used specifically in the following ways:

• The recruitment of 2 tutors who will work with learners identified by their tutors as have being impacted by disrupted learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• 1:1 and small group (up to 3 learners) tuition for learners who have fallen behind or have not consolidated key concepts in maths and English to enable them to progress in their learning and gain qualifications.
• 1:1 and small group (up to 3 learners) tuition for learners who were subject to calculated grades in the 19/20 academic year, who, on enrolment to the programme, are identified as having significant gaps in knowledge and application of skills in maths and English, particularly those at Entry Level 3 and Level 1 for progression to Level 1 and Level 2 respectively.
• 1:1 tuition for learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities whose learning and progress is being adversely impacted by the COVID pandemic and who are finding remote learning challenging.
• Increased contact and support from Classroom Assistants to support learners to understand and consolidate key concepts taught in the 1:1 or small group sessions with tutors.