e2e (Entry to Employment)

Do you feel that you’re not ready to go straight to college, training or into a job? Well Entry to Employment (e2e) might be right up your street! It helps you take your next step, whether into work-based learning with an Apprenticeship or onto other learning.

e2e is for young people aged 16-18. It can give you the help and support to move towards your personal goals, and beyond…

You can do e2e if:

you got few or no qualifications
you missed time at school
you’re not ready to carry on studying after school
you want to go on to work or training but haven’t got the confidence
you need to get more skills and experience before you decide what to do next
you are between 16 and 18 years old

You could learn:

reading and writing skills

communication and team working skills
how to plan your future career
what it’s like in the world of work
practical skills
NVQ level 1

e2e gives you:

confidence to do what you want to do
new skills
travel expenses
a chance to go on to do an Apprenticeship
an option to carry on learning

Advisers work out a programme especially for you which could include any of the following:

Basic skills like reading and writing
Key Skills like communication and team working
Personal development such as social skills
Citizenship knowledge and awareness
Career management skills
Work placements / tasters
Practical and work-related skills
NVQ Level 1

You may be able to get Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA).

For e2e opportunities in your area go to Vacancies Online.

Useful Downloads

e2e flyer for young people

Please feel free to download and print this for a summary of what e2e is! (86.2 KB)