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Glasgow

Find out about support available to those currently in employment or seeking employment in Glasgow, as well as support available to employers in the area.

Key Stats

Population

633,120

Location

633,120

Area

175 km²

Key contacts

Adult Employability Lead: Frankie.Barrett@glasgow.gov.uk

Community Justice Lead: Thomas.Jackson@glasgow.gov.uk

Learning and Development Lead: alana.ward@glasgowlife.org.uk

Child Poverty & Employability Lead: Shona.Honeyman@glasgow.gov.uk

No One Left Behind

No One Left Behind is our approach to changing employment support in Scotland to deliver a system that is more tailored and responsive to the needs of people of all ages who want help and support on their journey towards and into work.

Through No One Left Behind, people can gain skills, confidence and access support to help achieve their employment goals. This support may include help to prepare for employment, training, education, and volunteering and to support career progression.

Support is flexible, tailored and person-centred; and also connected with other key services including health, justice, housing provision and advice services ensuring people can get the right support at the right time.

People who choose to participate will:

  • receive support from an Employability Key Worker, and
  • work with the Key Worker on an individual plan to help them reach their goals

To find out more, the details of the single point of contact for all age employability services in your area are:

Glasgow City Employability Team

Email: employability@glasgow.gov.uk

Alternatively, you can contact Jobs and Business Glasgow - Customer Service Team via telephone on:

Freephone: 0300 123 2898
Text: 07393 753 298

 

The Young Person's Guarantee is a commitment to Scotland's young people

Every young person aged between 16 and 24 in Scotland will have the opportunity, basedon their own personal circumstances and ambitions, of going to university or college, an apprenticeship programme, training, fair employment including work experience, or participating in a formal volunteering programme.

The Guarantee will ensure that young people have access to and understanding of the opportunities that can best support them, delivered by a network of support in schools, colleges, universities, employability programmes, third sector support, apprenticeships or training programmes.

For more information on how local authorities and partners are supporting the Young Person's Guarantee in your area please click here.

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