Going Forward into Employment (GFiE): Latest Vacancies in London area (multiple roles/locations)- available exclusively to Service Leavers, Veterans and Military Spouses/Partners

Closing date: 28th April 2025

If you enjoy working with people and are looking for a career that makes a positive difference to people’s lives, then this is the role for you!

The Work Coach role is wide-ranging and diverse. You will be based in a Jobcentre working with a network of customers, employers and colleagues through a combination of face to face, digital and telephone contact on a daily basis. You will use your judgement to help people through some difficult, challenging times in their lives, and your tailored coaching can make a huge difference to their ability to find and stay in a job, or progress a career.

To find out more please click:

A Day in the Life of a Jobcentre Work Coach

This is an office based role.

Full details can be found in the job description (including all key details - salary, location etc).

Please send any applications to us by Monday 28 April 2024. If you have an interested candidate but may miss the deadline for completed applications, please do let us know as soon as possible.

How to apply

Please follow the steps below:-

1, Please complete the Expression of Interest Form  and also provide a copy of  your CV

3. Send the completed forms to gfie@cabinetoffice.gov.uk - we'll confirm receipt and ensure that the candidate is logged for this vacancy

Closing date: 28th April 2025

New guidance for schools and local authorities on supporting Service pupils

 On 1st April 2025, the Ministry of Defence and Department for Education published non-statutory guidance to help state-funded schools and local authorities in England to understand and address the needs of Service pupils in schools (reception to year 11).

Speaking about the new guidance, Minister for Veterans and People, Alistair Carns DSO OBE MC MP, said:

“Armed Forces families play a vital role in supporting our Service personnel to keep Britain secure at home and strong abroad. Fittingly, this announcement coincides with the Month of the Military Child, which is a time to speak up for our Service children.

“Service children face many challenges due to the unique nature of Service life, but it’s important that they are able to benefit from their exceptional experiences.

“That’s why this joint guidance with the Department for Education, explains how we can break down barriers and help our Service children to thrive in education.”

DoYRMS BFG Event

 

Especially for the families here in Sennelager the DOYRMS staff are hosting a virtual event for parents. The event will show how the school works. Parents can ask questions about the support and opportunities available for pupils at the school..