Cherwell District Council

Oxford City Council

South & Vale District Councils

West Oxfordshire District Council

OxLEP Skills

Employability Support in Oxfordshire

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The ‘No Limits’ programme aims to remove barriers that the Oxfordshire community might have getting into work, education or training. It is funded until March 2025 through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

The ‘No Limits’ inclusive recruitment programme supports Oxfordshire residents aged 19 and over. It is being delivered through two of Oxfordshire’s most inclusive charities, SOFEA Didcot and Aspire Oxfordshire and can provide:

  • Up to 30 hours of 1-1 support with finding employment, education, or training, this includes CV writing, application forms and preparation for interviews
  • Travel bursaries for getting to interviews or the first month of a job or apprenticeship, if this is a barrier
  • Electronic devices and data to people experiencing digital poverty and informal digital training programmes

To find out what support is available where you live, please select your district.

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Cherwell District Council

Our ‘No Limits’ programme can provide you with 1:1 support with finding employment, education, or training including information on Green Skills courses and careers. We can help you with CV writing, application forms and preparing for interviews. We are also able to offer assistance to those who need additional help to get a job, including free laptops and mobile phones to develop digital skills and travel grants for those needing financial help to get to work, school or college.

Drop in support available from:

The Banbury Larder, The Methodist Church, Marlborough Road, Banbury, OX16 5BZ

Tuesdays 2:00pm–4:00pm

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Oxford City Council

Our ‘No Limits’ programme can provide you with 1:1 support with finding employment, education, or training. We can help you with CV writing, application forms and preparing for interviews. We are also able to offer assistance to those who need additional help to get a job, including free laptops and mobile phones to develop digital skills and travel grants for those needing financial help to get to work, school or college.

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South & Vale District Councils

Fully-funded places are available on eco-friendly home improvement courses for people based in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse districts at Abingdon & Witney College. As well as helping you find and apply for a course, the ‘No Limits’ programme offers assistance to those who need help to get a job, including free laptops and mobile phones to develop digital skills and travel grants for those needing financial help to get to work, school or college.

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West Oxfordshire District Council

Our ‘No Limits’ programme can provide you with 1:1 support with finding employment, education, or training. We can help you with CV writing, application forms and preparing for interviews. We are also able to offer assistance to those who need additional help to get a job, including free laptops and mobile phones to develop digital skills and travel grants for those needing financial help to get to work, school or college.

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Skills Bootcamps

Our Skills Bootcamps programme provides free, flexible courses that run for up to 16 weeks for residents aged 19+ in Oxfordshire. Skills Bootcamps give people the opportunity to develop a variety of sector-specific skills, helping to fast-track them to an interview opportunity with an employer and ultimately, paid work.