Youth Direction NEET Offer. NEET OFFER Funded by External contracts (i.e. ESF, Public Health) Reinvested savings on contract delivery Aimed at: 17 – 19.

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Youth Direction NEET Offer

NEET OFFER Funded by External contracts (i.e. ESF, Public Health) Reinvested savings on contract delivery Aimed at: 17 – 19 year old NEETs (Not in Education, Employment or Training) Hardest to reach young people Those with track record of early disengagement or not progressing Young people with low level or no qualifications Young people who have no direction or identified vocational interest Those with chaotic lifestyle Those with multiple barriers to participation

Objectives To provide stimulating engagement activity short, sharp programme of structured activity Opportunity to gain a qualification intensive IAG (Information, Advice & Guidance) intensive support to stay with the programme support to progress onto a further activity employability skills

Background Was Response to usual spike in NEET figures over the autumn Started January 2012, repeated 3 times during the year No requirement to offer qualification Provision ranged from 2 week programmes to 6 month ‘apprenticeships’ Varying incentives paid (ranged from £5 - £90 per week) Now Standardised weekly payments (£15 per week) All programmes offer accreditation Rolling programme throughout the year Responsive to changing needs of young people Minimum of 3 months delivery

Activities Matty’s Bistro (catering based activity) Star Programme (craft and retail at Stockton Sparkles) NETA (engineering tasters) Tees Valley Arts stART programme (art based programme of confidence building) KHNE (6 month retail and environmental ‘apprenticeships’) Five Lamps Organisation (enhancement of Fl programme) Nacro (enhancement of Fl programme) Project Street (hospitality & marketing) TARA (employability) Tees Achieve (enhancement of Fl programme) Riverside College (pre apprenticeship courses) Space Invaders (refurbishment of Hartington Road)

Good retention - young people remain on programme Achievement – they obtain a qualification Progression – young people are actively encouraged and helped to progress into learning or employment Social and employability skills – young people learn how to behave in work and learning situations, how to dress appropriately, to be on time etc. Job ready Outcomes

Tailored to young people’s needs (evidence based) Referred by Participation Advisers and other agencies Selection interview Fully supported throughout the programme and once placed in progression activity Flexible Incentives paid Recipe of success

To date Over 250 young people have taken part 19 programmes have run Over 100 young people gained a qualification Over 80 progressed to learning, training or employment £238,740 paid to deliverers The average cost per young person taking part is £955 – including their incentives of £15 - £90 per week Over 40% of young people gained a qualification (103) Over 33% of young people progressed into a positive outcome immediately following their involvement (83) Facts & figures

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