People looking for work or considering their next career move are invited to meet employers face to face at the next Jobs Market event, taking place in Birkenhead this May.
More local firms and entrepreneurs will continue to get fully funded, practical help to start or grow a business thanks to an extension of the Wirral’s Business Support Service through to March 2027.
Residents seeking work will benefit from a further year of dedicated support as Wirral Council approves a 12 month extension to the ReachOut Worklessness Support Service, delivered by Involve Northwest.
Residents and businesses in New Ferry are invited to two community drop in events to find out more about the next stages of regeneration being planned in the area.
Residents, community groups and local organisations are being encouraged to get involved in Wirral’s two Town of Culture bids, to ensure that each submission reflects the real experiences, ideas and cultural activity of the people who live, work and create in these towns.
Artificial Intelligence will be in the spotlight at an upcoming Jobs Fair for young people through dedicated sessions on using AI tools to boost your employment and training searches.
New Brighton is set to strengthen its reputation as a cultural and creative destination with two new projects: a series of street art celebrating local heroes and the launch of a Creative Technology Hub.
An innovative project is being led by Wirral Council to help people overcome barriers and find new jobs.
The Early Opportunities Pipeline, (EOP), was set up to open up employment opportunities to the most disadvantaged communities, adapting the application process to make it easier to access suitable roles. Wirral Council is now urging other major employers in the borough to join the scheme and give Wirral residents a greater chance to access employment.
