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Supporting you to get back into work 

Facing redundancy can be a worrying time however there is support available.  Across Thurrock organisations including Thurrock Adult Community College and Thurrock Libraries work with Jobcentre Plus to offer advice, support and training to help you get back into work.  To find out more please speak to your local Jobcentre or follow the links to some of the local and national schemes to help you get back into work.

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Thurrock Adult Community College (TACC)

Visit TACC for Learning and Retraining opportunities; Financial help and support; Mental Health, Wellbeing and Confidence Building courses and more.
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Essex Retrain, Retain, Gain (ERRG) Project

The ERRG project aims to assist employed Essex residents to upskill with essential, transferrable skills that are at the core of a thriving business.
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Mental Health, Wellbeing and Confidence Building courses

TACC offers a range of courses to help your wellbeing, balance mental health in the work place and build your confidence to get back into work.

Industries recruiting across Thurrock

Retail

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Care

Redundancy Support for Apprentices 

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Financial help

You may be eligible for Universal Credit financial support to help with your living costs if you’re on a low income, out of work or you cannot work.
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Redundancy support for apprentices Gov.uk

Information about support for apprentices who have been redundant or are at risk of redundancy.
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Search local apprenticeships

Find employers who are interested in hiring apprentices.
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The Skills Toolkit

The National Careers Service offers free courses to help you learn new skills or change jobs. Including general skills that apply to all sectors and more specialised skills.
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Skills Assessment

In this National Careers Service assessment, answer questions about the things you like to do or are good at. Understanding yourself can help you work out what careers you may enjoy working in.

Useful websites

Financial support

Budgeting and money advice

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