14. Job Roles: Supported Employment vs Welfare-To-Work Models

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Employment Coaching

Careerology

27 episodes

6 days ago

Coaching tips and techniques for employment advisers, employment specialists, and other employability professionals.

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Coaching tips and techniques for employment advisers, employment specialists, and other employability professionals.

How To

Education

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14. Job Roles: Supported Employment vs Welfare-To-Work Models

Employment Coaching

21 minutes 57 seconds

8 months ago

14. Job Roles: Supported Employment vs Welfare-To-Work Models

This episode looks in detail at the employment specialist role in a supported employment model and how this might differ to the role of an employment specialist in a welfare-to-work service.

The governments new Connect To Work programme brings opportunity to test new service models. Will a hybrid model work best? Or will a completely new model be developed?

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