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ERSA’s CEO, Elizabeth Taylor writes exclusively for FE News, originally published on 2 November here. Borne out of crisis and mobilised at breakneck speed, the JETS employability programme broke many barriers: for its participants, and the organisations delivering it. Its
Employment and health specialist Seetec Pluss is delighted to have supported over 10,000 jobseekers into work in the South West of England, after they were referred to the Government’s Job Entry Targeted Support (JETS) programme. The programme, which began
Two Wiltshire residents have proved it’s never too late to change career after struggling to find work during the Covid-19 pandemic. While the impact of the pandemic has hit younger workers hardest, older workers too have been left in a
On average, nearly 500 jobseekers a day across Great Britain have started on the government’s £238 million JETS – Job Entry Targeted Support – scheme over the last seven months. And just under 13,000 have already returned to work after
The scheme, which is called JETS (Job Entry Targeted Support), – is backed by a £238 million investment from the government. JETS will provide employment support to Universal Credit claimants in the all work related requirements group and New Style
