top of page

sunderland

We understand that to change the lives of those with multiple and complex barriers to work, requires a willingness to get out into the community, and deliver training within neighbourhoods.

So that's what we've been doing in Sunderland since 2018... well, Colin has.

​

This is Colin

black arrow-03.png
Colin-34.png

Our Training Hub in Southwick is now home to all of our programmes in Sunderland. Colin has been joined by John and together they provide both indoor and outdoor practical learning opportunities, designed to help people build their confidence, learn new things and move forward.

​

Here's what we're delivering currently:

​

sunderland2_edited.jpg

THREE13 TRAINING HUB

ST ANDREW'S METHODIST CHURCH

OLD MILL ROAD

SOUTHWICK

SUNDERLAND

SR5 5TP

​

 carpentry skills 

 diy skills 

 gardening skills 

 skills for working in construction 

black arrow-03.png

Or if you'd rather have a chat,
you can call Colin on 07359 264837

If you're a Sunderland resident, over 18 years old and keen to move forward, you can access free work based training to help you progress at your own pace...

A.    Grow in confidence

Gardening skills
DIY skills - 'How do you do that?'

B.    Develop your knowledge and skills

Carpentry skills
Health & Safety in construction

C.    Obtain a CSCS Green Card

CSCS Prep + Test (at approved centre)

Your learning journey can begin with us at entry points A, B or C (depending on your experience and circumstances). Get in touch to find out more.

sign up to our training
Training you're interested in

Thanks for signing up, our team will be in touch with next steps!

colins logos-15.png
ESFA-logo.jpg
kn_edited.jpg
logo-lauderdale-trust.jpg

We deliver training in Sunderland as part of the Adult Education Budget, through Sunderland City Council. The aim of the fund is to help unemployed people progress towards employment through access to learning and training opportunities. We are able to offer places to people who do not meet the criteria for this funding/ require additional support through grant funding from The Lauderdale Trust and Sir James Knott Trust.

bottom of page