The City Councils Hull Training in partnership with Jobcentreplus, Cityworks and some of Hull’s young entrepreneurs have established a hot desk facility that is an integral part of the City’s Youth Enterprise Club based at Hull Training in Kingston House on Bond Street and it is available to young entrepreneurs in the City. At the facility young people will get access to an enterprise adviser, a range of support materials, computer access and will also be able to have their correspondence delivered to facilities address for collection.
The facility will be open 5 days a week 9am till 2pm though it can be booked for longer, young people will also have the opportunity to book a room to use as a meeting space. At the Centre young people will also be able to under take an ILM Level 2 Award in Preparing for Business Enterprise which is aimed at giving young people the ability to assess their own suitability for starting and running an enterprise and to assist you in your decision making. The qualification has a minimum of 9 guided learning hours which will need to be completed through tutorial support and some element of self study by you. Assessment will be via a Reflective Log which will be completed following the course delivery.
Councillor Steven Bayes Portfolio Holder for Economic Regeneration and Employment, said:
“This new facility is an integral part of Hull Training’s commitment to supporting the City’s enterprising young people in partnership with other organisations such as CityWorks and Job centre plus to develop their business ideas”
“The club also provides young people with a place to meet and exchange skills, make contacts, share experiences, receive support and encourage each other to work through their business ideas. All the young people who get involved in the Lee Creamer Youth Enterprise Club will also be able to apply for a grant from the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank if they are aged 21 and under”
Claire Young BBC Apprentice Star and Patron John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank
“As a passionate person about enterprise and wanting to ensure young people have the opportunity to engage in it! Out of all of the City’s, I have worked in Hull are the best at engaging real entrepreneurs, successful business and partnering them with the young people. I believe if I had have been brought up in Hull and had the privilege to experience what the Hull Youth Enterprise Partnership offers I would have been successful at an even earlier age. With the current economic state it is crucial we encourage young people to develop their enterprising ideas and that’s why I support the Lee Creamer Youth Enterprise Club and the work of the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank”
Further information
www.youthenterprise.co.uk
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