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Classes in dancing, singing, acting, design and film for children from under privileged backgrounds.

Activities include music production, Information Advice and Guidance (IAG), football (Arsenal Kickz), snooker/pool, table tennis, art, discussions/decision making and group work sessions. ARC also delivers accredited courses with AQA and Attendance Certification ie. event management, music production, democracy and health projects. Activities during half term…

The Autism Project Project (TAP), is a full-time, two-year, employability programme for young people on the autistic spectrum, aged 18-25 who would like to work but need more confidence, support, skills, and experience. All students follow our supported internship curriculum for their first term and typically,…

There are two key elements to the Project. First is the Community Leadership Programme (CLP) which aims to give an insight into the way society works by expanding the vision, influencing and decision-making ability of emerging young leaders. The CLP aims to provide participants with…

London office for enquiries from the general public for first aid training. For workplace training, (First Aid, Health and Safety or Moving and Handling) contact Red Cross Training on 0844 871 8000. For young people, schools and youth groups courses contact London Youth Enquiries phone…

The Camden Apprenticeships team works in partnership with local employers and training providers to offer Apprenticeships for local people of all ages. We provide tailored support through from the application process to completing the apprenticeship with the employer.

Government led initiative to organise sports-based social inclusion programmes for young people. In Camden these are primarily in the Gospel Oak area and offer football and other sports at a variety of venues and times. Also offer educational/vocational courses in sport.

Annual summer programme for 13 to 19 year olds in Camden, offering free courses in arts, sport and life skills hosted by some of London’s biggest names. You can enrol if you're aged 13 to 19 and either live in Camden, go to a local…

A charity providing opportunities for Londoners with autism to transition from school/college towards and into employment. The Autism Project (TAP) is a full-time, two-year, employability programme for young people on the autistic spectrum, aged 18-25. August 2016, The Autism Project was added to the Secretary…

Offers expert careers information, advice and guidance to help young people plan their future careers and education pathways. Careers and connexions advisers are working within schools and in the the community where the advice and support is aimed at young people who are not in…