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Bridge2Work

https://www.loucoll.ac.uk/bridge2work

Bridge to Work is run by Loughborough College and is aimed at 14-18 year olds. Students can receive job coaching, help applying for an apprenticeship, careers advice and employability skills. The students are also given experience of speaking to employers, interview techniques and the chance to explore areas of employment.

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