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9 August 2021

You gave us feedback, we listened: Changes to the order of the Bulletin
We listened to your feedback and made some changes to the order of the Bulletin's sections. We know you are interested in job and apprenticeship vacancies, so they are both now at the top, and underneath we have added the current offers. If you have any suggestions please get in touch with work.skills.admin@manchester.gov.uk

Job Opportunities

Manchester City Council Jobs
See vacancies and opportunities (Manchester City Council).

Our Town Hall
Our Town Hall is recruiting, the project offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play your part in the refurbishment and partial restoration of this iconic building.
Our Town Hall - work, training and contractor opportunities

Civil Service Jobs
See vacancies, working for the Civil Service

Find a job - DWP
Search for vacancies with a range of employers, in Manchester, Greater Manchester and nationally.

Manchester City Football Club
Vacancies
They are advertise a variety of roles.

Belong Didsbury
Various vacancies
Belong Didsbury is a vibrant community village in South Manchester with state-of-the-art facilities and high quality nursing and dementia care.
Find out about their vacancies by visiting the Belong vacancies page and choosing Belong Didsbury from the drop down list under Location.

Manchester City Council
Parking Service Officer
The role involves responding efficiently and courteously to all queries and correspondence by telephone in writing or face to face, communicating clearly and resolving all identifiable issues at the earliest opportunity.
Hours: 35
Salary: £20,092
Closing date: 11 August 

Manchester City Council
Housing Solutions Officer
You would compile detailed personal housing plans which need to be reviewed regularly and updated when necessary. You would also produce written legal decisions which must contain all the relevant information and the reasons why the decision has been made.
Hours: 35
Salary: £26,511
Closing date: 12 August 

Groundwork
Natural Environment Tutor
They're looking for an enthusiastic and inspirational tutor with a passion for the natural environment and sustainable living to develop and deliver environmental education and carbon literacy training to different audiences, including young people aged 16-25.
Hours: 36.66
Salary: £25,000 
Closing date: 13 August

Manchester Enterprise Academy Central
Cover Supervisor
The job involves covering whole classes during the short-term absence of teachers. Work will be set but you would need to respond to questions, maintain good order and keep students on task, to ensure the highest possible standards of achievement and personal development. 
Hours: 35
Salary: £22,627
Closing date: 15 August 

Gaddum
Therapy Administrator
Working as part of the Gaddum Therapy Administration Team your role will be to undertake all administrative tasks required to ensure the smooth running of the
therapy services.
Hours: 35
Salary: £18,795
Closing date: 16 August 

Gaddum
Carers Manchester Contact Point Support Worker
The role of Support Worker will have responsibility for delivering advice and support to Manchester carers who contact the CMCP and ensuring that they receive appropriate signposting or referrals based on their individual need.
Hours: 35
Salary: £21,589
Closing date: 16 August 

Gaddum
Learning and Development Programme Project Worker
Fulfilling the role will require the development and management of effective relationships with Network members and a range of partners and community based organisations in Manchester.
Hours: 35
Salary: £21,589
Closing date: 16 August

Gaddum
Carers Manchester Welfare and Benefits advisor
The role would be to deliver Welfare and Benefits Workshops for carers, which provide an overview of the range of benefits available to carers and the people they care for. In addition to this, you would also be expected to manage a caseload of follow on benefits advice work delivered to carers who have attended the workshops.
Hours: 35
Salary: £22,991 
Closing date: 16 August

Castlefield Gallery
Associates Coordinator
Are you a creative individual who is knowledgeable about contemporary visual arts and enthusiastic about developing people? Castlefield Gallery are looking for a creative individual. Ideally you will be an artist or creative yourself. You will be knowledgeable about contemporary visual art and enthusiastic about developing people. You will be a skilled, confident communicator, effective at inspiring others. You will be able to drive and deliver a busy and exciting programme. 
Hours: 2 days per week, office hours are 10am to 6pm
Salary: £18,950 pro rata (£7,579 a year based on 2 days per week)
Closing date: 18 August 2021, 12 noon.

Manchester City Council
Reablement Support Workers
You would work to individualised support/goal plans, with the aim of encouraging people to do these things for themselves, wherever possible. They also promote and supply tech equipment to help people.
Hours: 30
Salary: £20,092
Closing date: 20 August

Manchester City Council
Housing Management Officer (Homelessness)
The role is divided between being based in an office and supporting and signing singles and families into Homeless temporary accommodation across Greater Manchester. For this access to a car would be useful.
Hours: 35
Salary: £22,627
Closing date: 20 August

Manchester City Council
PAT Assessor 
The role would involve contacting citizens on discharge from hospital to complete safe and well checks and necessary paperwork following discharge. In the role you would undertake home/ ward visits and carry out holistic assessments and observations of customers, in order to determine customer needs.
Hours: 17.5
Salary: £26,511 pro rata 
Closing date: 23 August

Manchester City Council
Support Worker (Homelessness)
You would work together with households to help them to remove barriers to enable them to move from temporary accommodation to more stable settled permanent accommodation.
Hours: 28
Salary: £22,627
Closing date: 23 August

Gaddum
Therapeutic Counsellor (GP Practice)
The role is to provide therapeutic counselling to clients within a surgery setting who have been referred to the service via their GP.
Hours: 10
Salary: £26,317 (pro rata)
Closing date: 23 August

Trinity High Academy
HR Administrator & Deputy Heads PA
You must have the ability to provide a high-level administrative service ensuring confidentiality, accuracy and timely responses. You must also be organised and professional with a flexible and positive approach to all aspects and areas of your work, ensuring deadlines are met.
Hours: 35
Salary: £20,092
Closing date: 23 August

St Matthew's RC High
Business Support Assistant
This is a non-teaching position involving the management of a busy reception whilst providing a pastoral and administration support services.
Hours: 35
Salary: £18,933
Closing date: 23 August

The Beacon Centre
Centre Manager
The post-holder will be responsible for day-to-day management of the Centre, managing and developing the centre-offer and working closely with the management committee.
Hours: £26,000
Salary: 37.5
Closing date: 27 August

Rolls Crescent Primary School
Lunchtime Organiser
They are looking for someone enthusiastic about working with young people across all primary age groups, have experience in working with children and have the ability to coordinate and play games. 
Hours: 7.5
Salary: £17,842
Closing date: 27 August 

Southway Housing
Payables System Accountant
They are looking for a part qualified or QBE accountant with at least five years’ experience in payables or a general finance operation. 
Hours: 35
Salary: £33,287 to £36,986
Closing date: 2 September

Trinity High Academy
Assistant SENCo
They are looking to appoint a suitably qualified or experienced person who will take a lead role within the school in ensuring the specific needs of students with SEND are being met and outcomes maximized through appropriate and effective interventions. 
Hours: 35
Salary: £26,511
Closing date: 3 September

Castlefield Gallery
Art Assembly Producer (freelance)
A Manchester collective of gallery, museum and education partners (Castlefield Gallery, Home, Manchester Art Gallery, the Whitworth and The Manchester College, Shena Simon Campus) are working with the Art Fund to realise Art Assembly, in Manchester, during the summer of 2022.  

Purpose of role  Working closely with the partners and wider collaborators, The Art Assembly Producer will manage and produce the delivery of a series of co-commissions all to be presented at the Art Assembly one-day festival.  

Working with the partners the role will also support the development of the Art Assembly discussion and live programme. You will support and contribute to the work of the programme team.  They are looking for someone with a genuine interest in contemporary visual art, and enthusiasm for lifelong learning and education. 

You will need to be committed to working with and developing people. You will be a confident, engaging and effective communicator in all forms of communication. You will be able to work to budget and to competing deadlines whilst collaborating with multiple artists, communities of learners, partners and collaborators from across different sectors.    

Applicants can find out more and download the full Recruitment Pack from the Castlefield Gallery website

Closing date: 3 September,12noon

Manchester City Council Jobs

Information about starting up a business 

Aspire Recruitment Agency
Ethical recruitment agency

Recruitment agency
focused on increasing the number of Black and minority ethnic individual in employment.

Public Sector Jobs

Employment Help 

Jobs and training for people with disabilities and disadvantaged groups.

High quality interview clothes and interview training for women.

University of Manchester
Vacancies at various levels

Walking With The Wounded
Training and Employment Support for Ex Armed Services

Recruitment agency for women leaving the criminal justice/care systems

Apprenticeships & Traineeships

Manchester City Council promotes the Real Living Wage of £9.50 an hour.
Find out more.

Apprenticeships are for people of any working age.
You can learn new skills whilst you earn.

Apprenticeships - what do the different levels mean?
Intermediate (Level 2) Apprenticeship
An intermediate (level 2) apprenticeship is equivalent to five good GCSE passes
Advanced Level (Level 3) Apprenticeship
An advanced apprenticeship is equivalent to two A Level passes
Higher (Level 4/5) Apprenticeships
Level 4 apprenticeships are equivalent to a foundation degree
Degree (Level 6/7 Apprenticeship)
Degree Apprenticeships are equivalent to a bachelor's degree (Level 6) or a master's degree (Level 7)

Traineeships for 16-24 year olds – ongoing start dates
Kickstart your career with a traineeship – as a stepping stone to an apprenticeship or job, smarten up your CV with the skills and experience employers are looking for!

• Gain independence and confidence
• Meet like-minded young people
• An opportunity to network with potential employers
• Gain the key skills and work experience to progress in your chosen career

An Ixion traineeship also provides you with a bursary of £40.00 per week during your placement to support costs such as travel. If you are in receipt of benefits these will not be affected.

For more information on the Traineeships and to apply click here

Buhler Limited 
Intermediate Apprenticeship (Level 2)
Customer Service Apprentice 
The role involves entering data, as required by the Service Coordinators, scan and attach documents to meet with their current service procedures. Along with the processing of supplier invoices on SAP system and dealing with discrepancies, and then filing of those invoices.
Hours: 37.5
Salary: £206.25
Closing date: 10 August

Intelligent Environmental Services Ltd
Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3)
Contact Administrator Apprenticeship
A normal day would include logging, distributing and monitoring project enquiries, along with scheduling site activities and compiling site packs weekly.
Hours: 37.5
Salary: £172
Closing date: 13 August

Ash Dental Practice 
Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3)
Apprentice Dental Nurse
You would provide efficient and reliable chair-side support to Practice Clinicians. The role will also require working in other areas of the practice such as reception, dealing with patient queries, answering the phone, taking payments and booking appointments.
Hours: 40
Salary: £184.80 to £356.40
Closing date: 14 August

Indigo Manchester Crew Limited 
Intermediate Apprenticeship (Level 2)
Commis Chef Apprentice
As an Apprentice you would be completing a Level 2 Commis Chef Apprenticeship, you would be mentored in the work place by another experienced Chef and supported by Babcock Training, who will help you on your learning and development journey throughout the Apprenticeship.
Hours: 30
Salary: £138.60 to £267.30
Closing date: 15 August

Straightin Ltd
Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3)
Digital Marketing Apprenticeship
As a Digital Marketing Apprentice your main role and responsibilities will include working directly with LinkedIn, content/graphic creating for websites and social media platforms and also updating social media and responding to enquiries on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Hours: £180
Salary: 37.5
Closing date: 16 August

New Look Retail Group Limited
Intermediate Apprenticeship (Level 2)
Apprentice Sales Advisor
You would work with the management team to implement the ultimate shopping experience for their customers, ensuring they are given the top level of service. You would inspire their customers look good and can express themselves with the latest fashion.
Hours: 37.5
Salary: £161.25
Closing date: 17 August 

To find more apprenticeship opportunities at all levels, and for people of all ages, search on the find an apprenticeship website.

Build a Business

Starting Up?  Growing A Business?  Got a Brilliant Idea?
Have you started a business in the last 12 months? Or maybe you are just thinking of starting your own business. Either way this free training is for you!

Get help launching your business and gain the skills and confidence you need at the Business and IP Centre Summer School!
Join them for this TWO DAY summer school that will give you the skills and confidence to launch your own business.

Day 1: Power Up Your Business! Part 1
Covering the practicalities of starting up a business e.g. business planning, managing finances, finding funding etc. These two 3-hour workshops cover the essential ‘nuts and bolts’ of starting up and running a successful enterprise, including:

• Legal structures

• Business planning

• E-commerce

• Cashflow, Finance and Tax

• Marketing

• Finding funding

• Pitching

Know Your Market, Get Competitive
Giving valuable insights into unlocking the Business & IP Centre Manchester’s £5 million collection of UK and global business databases (including market research and company and financial information) to assess market potential and develop a viable business plan, upskilling you to ‘know your market’.

Day 2: Power Up Your Business! Part 2
Covering the practicalities of starting up a business e.g. business planning, managing finances, finding funding etc.

Intellectual Property – Protecting Your Assets

Find out the basics of Intellectual Property (IP) and how it can be important to a new business. Make sure your product, service, website and brand are protected from would be copycats or do not infringe others’ rights.

To take part in this special summer school, you or your business needs to have a postcode within the following GM authorities:Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Tameside or Trafford.

You also need to be:The owner of a business which has been registered at Companies House for fewer than 12 months OR an aspiring entrepreneur with a business idea you want to develop.

The 2 day Summer School will be taking place in Central Library, in person.

Other support available

Start your own business - Manchester City Council
Start your own business, the Council's webpage, has lots of links to information for anyone thinking about starting their own business. Have a look at the different offers, whether you prefer to talk to someone, or would like to do your own research first; there is lots of support available:

Business & Intellectual Property Centre (BIPC)
Manchester Libraries
The BIPC can help you start, run and grow your business.

BIPC Online Events:
Reset. Restart
BIPC are putting on a range of interesting free online events to help you develop your skills for business.
BIPC Reset Restart events

The BIPC operate an enquiry service by email, with follow up by telephone/video. Get in touch: businessinfo@manchester.gov.uk or tweet them @bipcmanchester.

Access to industry-standard databases including market research reports from Mintel, B2B credit reports, company data & contacts, Intellectual property support. A 1-2-1 “Information surgery” is available with an information expert via video, including demos of the extensive range of databases.
Ask About Business - Business tools (for Start-ups)

More information at Ask About Business BIPC-Manchester

Citizen's Advice 
Coronavirus - if you're self-employed

Connecting BAME social entrepreneurs
The Greater Manchester BAME Social Enterprise Network will give BAME social entrepreneurs the opportunity to:

• Network with and learn from their peers.
• Learn from experts
• Develop their skills in key aspects of running a business

The network will meet regularly to hear from expert speakers, exchange skills, ideas, knowledge and experiences.

EnterprisingYou
Supporting your self-employment journey
Are you self-employed or running your own business and keen to grow? Engaged in multiple temporary roles and looking for a more reliable income? Whatever you’re facing, whether financial, health or not knowing what step to take next; there is support available.
The EnterprisingYou scheme from People Plus and the Growth Company gives you the opportunity to work with a Business Coach, and includes a range of support including:
• Peer mentoring from people with experience of running a business
• Personal finance support
• Careers advice and guidance
• High quality skills development and training support

To find out more, and to see whether you are eligible, go to the EnterprisingYou website www.enterprising-you.co.uk

Money Advice Service
How to start a business or become self-employed

National Federation of Self Employed & Small Businesses (FSB)
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Advice and guidance for small businesses and the self-employed

Starting or running your own business?
Help with moving from benefits to work
The government has advice on the New Enterprise Allowance to help you start your own business, or develop your existing business if you’re already self-employed.
You could get mentoring and an allowance if you are over 18 and either:
you or your partner get Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance or you get Income Support and you’re a lone parent, sick or disabled. Find out more at your local job centre.

Skills and Training

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Explore Enterprise 
They continue to offer support to young people aged 18 to 30 wanting to find out more about becoming self-employed or setting up their own business. The course is designed to explore whether self-employment is the right choice and to equip young people with the skills and knowledge to develop their idea further.

Each module is two hours long and will cover the following topics: marketing, selling, introduction to finance, personal money management, pricing, cash flow, book keeping, business plan and next steps.

Date: 16 to 27 August, six two-hour sessions
Venue: Online

For more information on the explore enterprise course or to sign up click here

Get Hired with AutoTrader - Technical Support and IT Helpdesk roles
This event is an opportunity to apply for roles in the Customer Technical Support and IT Helpdesk team at AutoTrader.

AutoTrader are an automotive advertising business. They offer a range of services to consumers from new and used car search listings, vehicle checks, dealer reviews and ratings, valuations, motoring service and advice. Through this event, AutoTrader are recruiting for two roles: Customer Technical Support and IT Helpdesk Apprentice.

Both roles involve a Level 3 apprenticeship to help young people to develop their skills and gain a valuable qualification.

During this event, young people will take part in an interactive workshop with a Corporate Volunteer where they will share tips, techniques and provide feedback to help them prepare for interviews. They'll then take part in an online interview for the roles available.

Date: 12 August, 9am to 5pm
Venue: Online
For more information on the AutoTrader roles event or to sign up click here

Get Hired in Finance with Voly
Voly is an industry-leading, superyacht accountancy software provider based in Cheadle, Stockport. They're recruiting a Finance Assistant, who will play an integral role in supporting the Finance function, working with the Financial Controller and Management Accountant to deliver financial reports and management information on a timely and accurate basis.

During this event, young people will take part in an interactive workshop with a Corporate Volunteer where they will share tips, techniques and provide feedback to help them prepare for interviews. They'll then take part in an online interview with Voly.

Date: 12 August, 9am to 5pm
Venue: Online

For more information on the get hired in finance event or to sign up click here

MAES can help your staff develop - Education, and Health and Social Care 
Manchester Adult Education Service (MAES) have a range of training starting in September. Many of them can be done remotely and so fit in with your employees working week. To see a range of trainng supporting Education, and Health and Social Care download the MAES Training flyer

The majority of courses have a range of attendance options- half a day in a centre/online flexible/twighligh/evening classes

To explore these pathways and join a webinar sign up with MAES here or visit the MAES website.

Airport Academy Distance Learning
They have added some new courses to their free distance learning offer:
Counselling Skills
Climate Change and Environmental Awareness
Domestic Abuse
To see their full range of courses download the
Airport Academy Distance Learning Brochure

Business & IP Centre Manchester (BIPC)
Reset. Restart
Open to all business owners, Reset. Restart offers practical, jargon-free training and advice through a free, tailored programme of support, comprising a series of webinars on a range of topics. You will be pointed towards further support from their library-based Business & IP Centre, including 1-1s with local experts in business planning, marketing and finance, and networking with the local SME community.

Create: Community – A free community drama and film project for young people over summer
Make a difference to your community by using creativity to explore local issues that matter to you. Over 5 weeks you will meet with professionals to play creative games, learn skills in devising, film making and drama and create your very own film that looks at real life issues today.
For ages 9 to 12 years. The workshops take place at Newton Heath Library, 2 Old Church St, Manchester M40 2JF. Food packages will be provided to all attendees.
To sign up email: ros@oddarts.co.uk

City Careers
Are you age 16 to 24 and not currently in education or employment?
City Careers is a new City in the Community(CITC) initiative to get young people
(16-24) from Greater Manchester into employment or apprenticeships. During the 8-week programme,young people will have theopportunity to gain various qualifications and progress into employment or an apprenticeship.
For more information please contact Chris Johnston on
07753467200 or chris.johnston@cityfootball.com

COVID: Recovery – Start protecting your business
The health and a safety of workers returning to their workplace is essential in the lifting of restrictions.  

Manchester City Council want to ensure that residents, workers and visitors are safe and so have set up two tiers of support for businesses.

• They are offering free advice and signposting for businesses as they begin their post lockdown journey. Measures to comply with health and safety duties on reopening workplaces need to be considered at an early stage in the process and they are there to offer advice where needed. They have a free risk assessment template and check list of control measures which can be used and adapted to your requirements.
• On site audits and assessments are also available for more detailed and sector specific enquiries. This service is offered at reduced rates as they help to ease the financial burdens businesses may have endured during lockdown. They are offering a 2 hour assessment for £100 plus VAT to any business starting to plan for a safe and legally compliant return to business.

To contact them please complete their Business compliance query form.

Digital Skills Bootcamps
The Skills Bootcamps are (fully-funded for learners) flexible instructor-led online part-time 14 week courses. You would build up sector-specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer or self-employment as part of the Government’s Lifetime Skills Guarantee & Plan for Jobs. 
They especially want to hear from women and others who are under represented in the Tech and Digital Sector. 
To find out more information on the Skills Bootcamps and to sign up click here.

Educational Pathways
Starting in September MAES have a number of courses and training in their Education Pathways offer with short CPD and accredited courses. To find out more download the Education Pathways flyer or visit the MAES website: 

Ellii – A programme of opportunities to enable the women’s support sector to Flourish
Flourish Together are seeking to find 20 diverse women’s support organisations across Greater Manchester. Ellii is a 6 to 9 month programme aimed at the Women’s Support Sector to help develop skills in Enterprise, Leadership, Learning, Innovation and Influencing, whilst connect diverse grass roots support organisations alongside some of the longer standing women’s support organisations. The free information sessions are taking place throughout July, August and September. Deadline: 8 September
For more information on enabling the women's support sector to flourish and to
find out how to apply for the Ellii opportunity click here or email: nickala@flourishtogether.org.uk

Find a Course - National Careers Service
Find a course
Find a course to help you improve your current digital skills or study for your future. Their trusted course providers include The Open University, Google, Amazon and FutureLearn. You can also search for courses from learning providers, including colleges and local authority providers which may offer work-related courses on a wide range of topics.

Free Family Learning Courses Available 
How will the course help you?

• Give parents the tools to help children with their homework
• Support your family’s wellbeing
• Build your confidence – in the family and in your community
• Provide a supportive network of other parents and carers
• Support your children’s emotional needs

What are the courses that are on offer?

• Parenting
• Confidence Building
• Stress Management for Parents
• Family Maths
• Key Stage 3 Maths
• Family Phonics
• Family Crafts

If this sounds like something you would be interested in, make sure you sign up to register your interest. You can do this by visiting Family Learning Online Courses.

SSE Beauty Courses 
They are delivering professional VTCT accredited qualifications to help individuals move towards employment within the Beauty sector. You would develop your theory knowledge and practical skills via a range of exciting units.
Courses available:

Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy: Part time course

Level 2 Diploma in Complementary Therapies: Part time course

Level 2 Diploma in Nail Services: Part time course

Courses are done on a rolling programme therefore start dates are to be confirmed on sign up. 

If you are interested in this opportunity, please email: melanie.lamb@gcemployment.uk

Generation IT Support Programme 
Generation offer free employment training programmes to young people aged 18 to 25 years old in Greater Manchester, who are not currently in employment, education or training and are looking for work.  
Their offer:

• Training: technical and employability skills (no experience or qualifications required).
• Mentoring: 1:1 during our programme and for 6 months post-programme.
• Employers: connect graduates of our programmes to hiring employers and support with interview preparation.
• Support: work-related benefits can still be received on Generation programmes due to our partnership with DWP. Laptop and internet access provided to those in need.

Any questions, please email Dilveena at dilveena.sokhi@generation.org

Greater Manchester High Growth Network
A fully-funded online programme aimed to equip business leaders with the tools, skillsets and networks to lead a strategy for success! 
Find out more and register your interest for the Greater Manchester High Growth Network

Get Your Future Started
Construction Academy 
Are you currently unemployed and interested in getting into construction?
Learn real skills, gain qualifications, and get the opportunity to do work placements that could lead to paid work for young people. 
Interested in signing up? Contact them today for more information about the academy and how you can take part - email gyfs@onemanchester.co.uk

Government - Skills Toolkit
Free courses are available through an online platform launched by the government last year. The Skills Toolkit gives you access to free, high-quality digital and numeracy courses to help build up your skills, progress in work and boost your job prospects.

Greater Manchester Wellbeing Toolkit 
GM Health and Social Care Partnership have created the GM Wellbeing Toolkit with our broad and diverse health and care workforce in mind. To help make it as easy as possible to look after yourself, when you are so busy looking after others.

Help to become more confident with your smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer
Do you know someone who has Internet access at home but doesn't have the skills or confidence to use it as effectively as they would like? Whether you have a smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer, free telephone support is available. Support is given on a wide range of things from turning on your device, setting up an email address, making video calls, downloading apps, booking your online supermarket shopping, finding health information and booking GP appointments etc. Calls can be made in 16 languages. 
Text: 07860064128. Leave your name and area of Manchester where you live, or
Email: digitalinclusion@manchester.gov.uk with the person's details including their name and area of Manchester where they live.

Jobsnet Programme
Jobnet Programme Flyer (8mb)
Please note the flyer above is large and it may be best to download it on a computer or tablet.

Jobnet is a 7-week programme to help support unemployed professionals on their journey back into a meaningful career. The 7-week programme comprises topical weekly seminars from keynote speakers combined with mindset training in twice-weekly group sessions. The group sessions build a supportive community of people all experiencing similar challenges. Jobnet also includes the following on a one to one basis:

• LinkedIn profile coaching
• Career coaching
• CV training
• Networking sessions
• Mock interviews

The programme will run throughout 2021 on the following dates:

• 17 August to 07 October 2021
• 19 October to 09 December 2021

To register your interest, send an email to: hello@letsgoforward.org.uk

LAB Up Manchester 
A weekly workshop to find out about the LAB activities over summer. To share opportunities with other and connect to your wellbeing. Tuesdays 2pm to 3pm. 
To find out more and to attend the workshop click here

Lab Up North
All zoomed out? Want to connect with others in person and build your confidence? 

Join them in a safe and friendly environment at one of their taster workshops in North Manchester.

Their facilitators will guide you through a short session using thoughtful and playful activities to get you out of your comfort zones and trying something new!

Dates and Venues:
Thursday August 19, 10am to 1pm 
New Roundhouse, 1328-1330, Ashton Old Rd, Openshaw, M11 1JG   

Monday 23 August, 10am to 1pm 
New Roundhouse, 1328-1330, Ashton Old Rd, Openshaw, M11 1JG

For more information and to book one of the limited spaces contact:
Lisa@properjob.org.uk / 07716638754
Tess@properjob.org.uk / 07754854528

Lab Online 
Know anyone currently unemployed, over 19 and seeking creative upbeat training to keep motivated, develop more skills and confidence for retraining or going back out to work?
The free LAB Project develops team working skills, communication and key online presentation skills for today’s world of digital learning, job seeking and employment.
Check out the dates available for the upcoming LAB courses  

Low Carbon Careers
Throughout 2021 Groundwork Greater Manchester will be running a number of employment courses in Rochdale, Manchester and Trafford for young people looking to start their career in the green economy.

Unemployed young people between the ages of 18 and 25 will choose from 3 green economy sectors: the natural environment, waste and recycling, or property retrofitting.

Each young person will undertake 3 to 4 weeks of classroom based learning followed by a 2 week work placement plus support into employment by their dedicated employment coaches.

This programme has been developed with the support of employers to ensure that learners develop relevant new skills as well as a clear understanding of employer expectations and what it is like working in the sector.

Each course includes an accredited health and safety qualification and Carbon Literacy Certificate and is informed by current job and apprenticeship vacancies that local employers are recruiting for, to allow adaptation of course content and opportunities for young people to meet employers and find out about their business.

To find out more about the courses and to sign up click here.

Leading in uncertainty – Peer support for charity and social enterprise leaders
IVAR are running 90 minute drop-in peer support sessions for up to 10 charity leaders at a time, every week, from June, via zoom. Attendees will have a safe space to share challenges, time to pause and reflect, and the opportunity to hear each other’s experiences of adapting to and coping with leading in prolonged uncertainty. The sessions are for leaders of charities, community organisations and social enterprises, based in the UK. The sessions take place weekly, starting in June 2021, until April 2022.
More information and to sign up: Leading in Uncertainty sessions

Manchester Resident Device Scheme
Staying digitally connected is more important now than ever before. So, it’s great news that Manchester Libraries and Work and Skills teams have set up a new internet and device scheme. The team have an impressive 600 devices to give out over the next six months! 

M-EET Your Match
Currently has 83 opportunities listed for young people 16 to 24, who are not in education, employment or training
M-EET Your Match lists traineeships, study programmes, volunteering opportunities, educational courses, work placements, life and employment skills courses, and Level 2 apprenticeships for young people age 16 to 24 in Manchester, who are not in education, employment or training.

Manchester Cares – Phone a Friend referrals are open
Phone A Friend is for those living in Manchester who might be isolated, not able to get out as much anymore and benefit from a meeting a new friend over the phone. The friendship matches are based on personality, interests and geography. Manchester Cares hope that friendships will move to face to face visits as restrictions ease, so pairs can have a natter over a cup of tea in the living room. 

Momentum Training 
CSCS Course
Momentum Training are offering those in Manchester who are currently unemployed the chance to upskill and gain the skills in Construction gaining their CSCS Card to access local building sites.The course is run online for several weeks with the Health
and Safety element and the exam taking place in person in Manchester.
To refer a learner please email melanie.lamb@gcemployment.uk

MAES
MAES offer both face-to-face and online opportunities, so you can learn at home or come into one of their friendly centres. To find something that suits you have a look on the MAES website.

Motiv8
Motiv8 are continuing to support vulnerable adults during Covid-19 and are still accepting referrals. They are working to support people into the job and online training opportunities that become available. 
Agencies and individuals can email info@manchesterbbo.co.uk or contact the Manchester office on 0161 946 3556.

Northcoders 
Become a software developer in 14 weeks at our coding bootcamps in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and remotely.

Their coding bootcamps enable people to develop lifelong friends, invaluable contacts and all the skills you need to hit the ground running in your coding career.
Read more about the Northcoders course and sign up here

National Careers Service
Skills Assessments
The National Careers Service have free online careers assessments which anyone can fill in to find out what sort of careers you may be suited to. Whether you are out of work at the moment, furloughed or interested in exploring other career options, you are invited to have a go at one of their short assessments.

Northmoor Community Association
Create or Update your CV
Appointments available 9am to 1pm on Wednesdays.
Northmoor Hub, 103 Northmoor Road, Longsight M12 5RT
Call 0161 248 6823 or text 07458 300781 to book an appointment or fill in the Registration form for Create or Update your CV

One Manchester - Support with your CV
Understanding CVs Virtual Workshops
Every Thursday, 1pm to 2.30pm
Open to all ages, whether you are in a job already or are looking for one.
You will learn:
How to choose the best content and layout.
Why the personal profile is an important part of a CV.
Why you shouldn’t be copying and pasting your previous job descriptions.
How to highlight your skills and achievements.
Places are limited per session and can be reserved by contacting:
0161 230 1057 or onefuture@onemanchester.co.uk

PROGRESS21 - 23 September 
Progress21: One Date Three Events
As we complete the Government's Covid Roadmap, now is the time for us to support each other and look to the future. On the 23 September (change from previously advertised), the Growth Company presents PROGRESS21

PROGRESS21 will take over Manchester Central, offering a wide-ranging programme of support to the residents and businesses across Greater Manchester: 

• PROGRESS21 Careers:  a jobs fair 'plus', thousands of available jobs, training opportunities and a wide range of advice and support to propel your career. 
• PROGRESS21 Business:  offering on-day specialist insight and practical support for your business’s recovery and future growth. 
• PROGRESS21 Global:  bringing Greater Manchester together to promote our city region on the global stage to attract investors and visitors. 

Register now for PROGRESS21 CAREERS

PeoplePlus
Self-Employment Provision
This new programme features:

• 12 months mentoring from a business advisor
• Develop a Growth Business Plan
• Health & Wellbeing Workshops
• Diagnostic of existing business/self-employment
• Workshops: Business Planning for Growth, Marketing, Bookkeeping, Social Media
• Networking with other self-employed people

Why it Started
The traditional NEA programme is still running, but now they have the opportunity to support those whose business faced hard times during the pandemic or started a business recently but are struggling - to receive mentoring, advice and guidance, and turn their business around

How Do I Refer?
To refer any claimants please use the Find & Refer system, the same as you would for the usual NEA programme; and look for 'New Enterprise Allowance Existing Self-employed'. Once they receive your referral, they will call your claimants and get them onboarded.

Any Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact: Helen Clarke on helen.clarke2@peopleplus.co.uk or 07970 753 169

Review, Refresh and Renew your Childcare Business 
The programme is tailored to the business needs of childcare providers whether you are a company, a charity or a community group.
The programme will provide you with a practical framework to implement new ideas to renew and grow your business.
For more information and a discussion about the programme ring
Kyran Parker on 07982 678 017 or email register@redkiteinnovations.co.uk

Resources for SEND Families
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation has produced three information sheets to support families at this time:

• Making it happen – Positively managing risk for children and adults with severe learning disabilities: This sets out what should be taken into account and who should be involved when making decisions about suspending or resuming activities or face to face contact for people with severe learning disabilities.
• Education during the pandemic – Return to school Spring 2021: For families of children with severe learning disabilities who have concerns about the plan for all pupils to return to educational settings.
• Coronavirus – Restrictions placed on family contact: About the continued restrictions around face-to-face contact that care homes or supported living providers are putting in place and the impact on mental health and wellbeing.

'Please give me space' is a new initiative from the makers of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard scheme. It is designed to support people with non-visible disabilities who find it difficult to socially distance. The emblem signals to others that they need to pay attention and give some space.

A new suite of resources for commissioners and providers of care has information in Appendix 1 for people with a learning disability, autistic people and families and carers around engaging with NHS services during the pandemic. It offers advice on how to get in touch with services and gain access to the support you need.

Reform Radio
Life Lounge
Every Tuesday 1pm - 3pm on ZOOM!
Their online well-being sessions have undergone a rebranding. Come and join The Life Lounge conversation where Reform Radio's Well-Being Manager Dan leads an online, open conversation about all things life. From 'you live and you learn' to 'current topics' everything is open for discussion and everyone is welcome. Dan provides a safe and open space for all to share, but even if you want to just come and listen that is perfectly fine too! If you want to get involved, please send an email to projects@reformradio.co.uk.
Every Tuesday 1pm - 3pm on ZOOM!
Life Lounge Flyer

Supporting homeless 16 and 17 year olds: Guidance for voluntary and community sector organisations
Just for Kids Law has partnered with Homeless Link to publish a useful new resource for front-line professionals in the voluntary sector who support 16 and 17 year-olds faced with homelessness.To find out more about about why this resource is so important for front-line professionals in the voluntary sector click here.

Step Together Volunteering
For My Future Ex-Offender Course
Step Together Volunteering supports participants to build and develop the personal and practical skills needed to move forward. As well as offering progression routes into volunteering, training, and employment. Step Together Volunteering aim to help overcome the barriers ex-offenders face in finding work and this tailored course comprises 20 hours of guided learning, 1:1 mentoring and home learning, CV and interview techniques and a plan to get you into volunteering within your community.

Skills Support for Employment - CSCS Course
They are now providing an online CSCS course in Manchester. Successful completers will then be supported to find employment within the industry. Learners must have access to a laptop to undertake this course.

Course duration: 2 weeks 
Start date: 16 August 

To find out more about the CSCS course and to sign up click here

Submission dates announced for Manchester Open Exhibition 2022
Applications for artists to be part of the 2022 Manchester Open Exhibition will open on 16 June. Submissions will be made via an online web portal on the HOME website, and are open to all, including those who may already identify as artists and those who might not, working in any medium. It is free to submit work for consideration, although HOME encourages donations in order to support their outreach and engagement programme. There will also be a return of the Manchester Open Awards – £2,000 bespoke bursaries. Deadline: 17 September, 6pm
More information and how to apply to the Manchester Open Exhibition

Switched On
Switched On is a project run by Citizens Advice Manchester offering energy advice to young people aged 16 to 25, as many young people don't receive practical advice when starting to live independently about how to manage their household costs. Switched On offer fun, interactive workshops for young people to learn the basics of energy efficiency and managing their bills, as well as 1-2-1 advice with one of the Young People's Energy Advisers for more targeted support. The team run regular online workshops or they can organise a free, bespoke workshop for your group.
For more information on the Switched On workshops click here

Standguide
Principles of End of Life Care - Level 3 Certificate 
A 12 week online course that will give you the knowledge and understanding required to care for people approaching the end of their lives. 
Understanding Autism - Level 3 Certificate 
A 12 week course that is designed to help you increase your knowledge and understanding of the condition, and the challenges and strengths that autistic people
may experience.
Understanding Mental Health - Level 3 Certificate 
A 12 week online course that is designed to provide a greater awareness of mental health issues and the importance of mental well-being.
Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes
A 12 week online course that will give you the knowledge and understanding required to care for patients living with diabetes.
Understanding the Principles of Dementia Care
A 12 week online course that will give you the knowledge and understanding required to care for people living with dementia.

Springboard
Digital Hospitality Academy 2 week course
Are you over 16 and seeking employment? Have you been made redundant? If so, this course may be for you. It includes industry qualifications and employability skills. For more information and to register, see the Springboard webpage.

The Growth Company
Childcare Study Programme
The 12 week course will provide students who are 16 to 18, with all the knowledge and skills required for a career working within a Nursery or School environment. On completion of the programme, they will work with the learners to secure a suitable Level 2 Childcare Apprenticeship opportunity.
The course covers the following Modules: 

• Understanding The Childcare Sector
• City And Guilds Employability Skills
• Side by Side Prevent Duty

The Childcare Study Programme starts on Thursday 16 September 2021 and will finish in December 2021

If you or anyone you know is age 16 to 18, and are interested get in touch with
anthony.tavakol@gceducationandskills.ac.uk

The Manchester College
Go further at their Centre of Excellence for Adult Education.
Study an adult course at The Manchester College.
Applications are open for adult courses at The Manchester College, the number one college for achievement in Greater Manchester.
They offer adult courses in a huge variety of subject areas that range from Entry Level up to Level 6, as well as Access to Higher Education diplomas, so there’s lots of opportunities to upskill in your chosen field or retrain for a new career, regardless of what academic level you’re at.
There are also lots of financial opportunities available to help you fund your course, including the Advanced Learner Loan – finances don’t need to be a barrier to your success.
Explore The Manchester College courses and apply now.

Working Wardrobe is Open
The One Manchester Working Wardrobe is a free service for men, providing access to interview clothing. Appointments are available on a Wednesday between 10am and 3pm. Make a Working Wardrobe appointment

Women in Business: A women only training programme exploring what's needed to start your own business
9 September to 14 October
A free 5-week online course from 9 September to 14 October plus 2 follow on support sessions.  It will provide an introduction to enterprise, help you to develop a positive mind-set, explore your ideas, develop your own personal excellence. 

Funded by One Manchester Housing Association for its tenants and local residents this programme has helped many women to launch their own business. The trainer, Jenny Matthews, has delivered many programmes specifically for women. For more information contact Jenny, 07984 872325, jenny@theenterprisebridge.co.uk

Register for Women in Business training

Your Guide to Helping Older People with the Internet
Good Things Foundation and Centre for Ageing Better have produced a handy guide to help you if you want to show older people how to use the internet for the first time, or help someone to improve their skills.  It doesn’t matter if you’re helping a friend or family member, or someone you support as part of your job or volunteering role. You'll find lots of tips on how to get started. There’s also advice if you’re interested in setting up long-term learning for a group of older people.
Your Guide to Helping Older People with the Internet

Young Enterprise - Toolkits for Parents, Teachers and Youth Workers
Young Enterprise has worked hard to adapt a wide range of its programmes, to ensure that children and young people can still develop crucial work and money related skills from their own homes. There are three unique toolkits available for children and young people ages 4 to 19 years – to download by teachers, parents and youth workers.
Young Enterprise Digital Toolkits
Young Enterprise E-Brochure (PDF)

Mental health first aid training opportunity
Manchester Local Care Organisation have successfully managed to obtain funding for local people who live or work in Ancoats, Clayton and Bradford to join this free training opportunity. Funded by Manchester Local Care Organisation, these sessions will be held via zoom with a number of dates/times available from July – September. Participants will be provided with adequate training resources and will receive an accredited certificate upon completion. There are currently 75 places available so spaces are limited.
To sign up to become a first aider click here

News

New City Centre vaccination site
The new site will be operating in the Town Hall Extension (Rates Hall), St Peter’s Square from Monday 9 August at the following times: 

Monday: 3 to 7pm 

Tuesday: 11am to 7pm 

Wednesday: 3 to 7pm 

Thursday: 11am to 7pm 

Friday: 3 to 7pm

Please display and share the info:
Rates Hall Vaccination Leaflet: Business Owners
Rates Hall Vaccination Leaflet: Business Worker
Rates Hall Vaccination Leaflet: Partners and Networks
Rates Hall Vaccination Leaflet: Residents

Get My Jab: Image for Facebook
Get My Jab: Image for Instagram
Get My Jab: Image for Twitter

Henshaws Children and Young People Matched Appeal 2021
Between now and 31 August, every donation towards Henshaws work with Children and Young People, will be matched funded, by a local businessman. This means a donation of £25 would be worth £50, or a donation of £1,000 would be worth £2,000. If you are able to fundraise or make any donation during this period, it would make an incredible difference to a young person living with a visual impairment. 

Donate to the appeal as generously as you can.

If you have any questions about this appeal contact Mel Scholefield, Fundraising Development Manager on mel.scholefield@henshaws.org.uk

£2.6 million fund to help Hong Kong arrivals launched
Community groups across the UK now have the chance to bid for a share of a £2.6 million fund to support programmes that will help newly arrived families make the best start to rebuilding their lives. This money can be used to support people through buddying schemes, help families to access services like registering for GPs or opening bank accounts, or find employment. The VCSE grant schemes will provide community support in every region across England and nationally for Hong Kong BN(O) status holders.
Closing date: 1 September.
Apply for the support here.
They are running two events on 10 and 11 August to talk about the grant schemes in more detail register here

Volunteer for Thank You Manchester Weekender
Manchester City Council are putting on a fabulous weekend of entertainment on the streets and in the squares of the city this summer where you can be part of making a joyful 'Manchester' tribute to all those we want to thank for helping us get through the past year and a half. Everyone has their own special way to say thank you and Manchester City Council hope that you would like to say thank you by volunteering to help to deliver the event. Manchester City Council are looking for volunteers for both 14 and 15 August to champion the event between 12pm-6pm. 
Register your interest in being a volunteer here

Information for Jobseekers

Help to Get Work
Have you lost your job? Are you worried about possible redundancy or have had your hours reduced due to COVID-19, and you want to upskill, retrain or find new work? If you are a Manchester resident you can register your details on Help to Get Work and one of our partners will be in touch, to help you access the support you need. 
 
Employ GM
If you’ve been made redundant or are worried about losing your job due to Covid-19, Employ GM can help you access a wide range of support to help you get back on your feet. Whether you’re looking for careers advice to help you decide on your next steps, want to explore training opportunities in your area, or need some support to find your next role quickly, the service is here to help you every step of the way and is available for adults, young people and businesses. Find out more about the support available at the EmployGM site.

Job Centre Plus - A Good Place to Start
Their aim is to help jobseekers back into work, and put those businesses needing to recruit, in touch with them:

• jobhelp provides support to jobseekers,
• starting out in your career includes advice and information on taking the first
• steps to finding a job, different careers opportunities and tips on applying for jobs. 
• employerhelp provides links to business support and information, as well as help for those who need to recruit.

Skills Support for the Workforce 
Are you a Manchester based business looking to boost the skills of your workforce? 
If so, the Growth Company want to talk to you. They can offer advice with your training plans, through their Skills Support for the Workforce initiative, which provides fully-funded support, through a range of training interventions, which are tailored to meet your business needs. Support is also available if people are at risk of redundancy, or have recently been made redundant (within the last 3 months) or people who are looking to return to work from the Government’s Job Retention Scheme (Furlough).

They have a variety of accredited and non-accredited programmes to choose from in sectors such as Retail, Business & Professional Services, Creative & Digital, Health & Social Care, Hospitality, manufacturing and Logistics. Eligibility: you must have a business with a base in GM and the training takes place within GM. Any employee aged 16+ can access. If you would like more information about SSW or would like to check what courses are available please contact WorkforceGM@gcskills-support.uk or call 0161 240 4544

The Redundancy Support Service - for apprentices
Are you are an apprentice who has been made redundant or you think you might be in the future? You can call 0800 015 0400 to get free advice, find new opportunities, and access local and national support services offering financial, health and wellbeing, legal and careers advice. The Redundancy Support Service

Sector Based Support

Tourism and Hospitality Talent Hub
The Growth Company and Marketing Manchester, supported by the Manchester Hoteliers’ Association, are ready to help individuals working in the hospitality and tourism industry, whose employment has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Tourism and Hospitality Talent Hub

Construction Industry Talent Retention Scheme (TRS)
In a response to the adverse impacts of Covid-19 on the construction industry, this scheme will match existing employees with vacancies and help find positions for employees at risk of redundancy through redeployment and temporary employee loans between employers. 
It will also allow people from other sectors to find employment in construction. 
Talent Retention Scheme 

Job Support Hub - Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism
CareerScope is a support hub for those who have lost their jobs due to COVID-19. The site has training, support and job search advice.

Information for Apprentices

Apprenticeships are for people of any working age. You can learn new skills whilst you earn. If you are an adult and want to find out more Greater Manchester Apprenticeship Hub has some information for you. 

Traineeships help you prepare for an apprenticeship. A traineeship is a skills development programme that includes a work placement. It can last from 6 weeks up to 1 year, though most traineeships last for less than 6 months. Traineeships help 16 to 24 year olds, or 25 year olds with an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan – get ready for an apprenticeship or job if they don’t have the appropriate skills or experience.
Find out more about Traineeships

Amazing Apprenticeships
Amazing Apprenticeships
The site has a range of online resources for young people, parents and schools. Each month they produce a Parent's Pack which you can download:
Parents and Carers Packs  - Apprenticeships
Have a look at their monthly parents packs for a range of info.

GM Apprenticeship Hub
Become an apprentice
Apprenticeships are available for you at any age and are a great way to restart your career, change you career or progress in your current career.

GM Apprenticeship Hub - Covid-19
Key information to support current apprentices.

GMACS
Greater Manchester Apprenticeship and Careers Service (GMACS)
What is an apprenticeship and how do they work? What does being an apprentice mean? Discover different apprenticeship types, get application hints and tips, and apply for vacancies. For young people.

Help for Apprentices
Are you an Apprentice working in a small or medium-sized enterprise (business) with under 250 staff?
Have you recently been made redundant?
Are you or a colleague struggling to work due to health or personal reasons? 
If yes, there is help for you: 
Working Well Early Help provides free support to help you stay in or return to work, if you’re currently off work sick, or recently unemployed, and struggling with your health. 

This is a telephone based service. Please do not hesitate to contact them regarding any issues stopping you or a member of staff from working during this period. 
If you would like more information, get in touch with them today on:
0300 456 8107 (local rate call)
workingwellearlyhelp@maximusuk.co.uk

The Hut Group

Who is the Hut Group?
Two friends started this business back in 2004, providing a platform for companies to do online selling. Over the years they grew their business to work all over the world. Along the way they found some great products to to sell themselves, and they have become one of the world’s largest online retailers in beauty and nutrition.
 
Hut Group in Manchester - Opportunities for you
They are working on an exciting £760 million development, over two sites at Manchester Airport. It will include a landmark business campus, THQ, and world logistics hub ICON, their content creation studio, will work with more than 2,000 staff. Current Hut Group job vacancies

Hut Group Apprenticeships
The Hut Group are a great supporter of apprenticeships, as a way for people of any age, to earn whilst they learn. 
They have a wide variety of apprenticeship roles they are recruiting for now.
Find out more about Hut Group apprenticeship vacancies
The site shows vacancies from all over the UK, as well as lots of vacancies in Manchester. Click on "load more opportunities" to view lots of apprenticeship vacancies in Manchester.

Partner Bulletins

Age Friendly Newsletter
You can sign up to receive the Age Friendly Manchester Newsletter.
(Click on the link and choose 'News and events for older people') 

Business and IP Centre Manchester
Sign up, or see recent newsletters by visiting Business and IP Centre Manchester newsletter sign up page.

Forever Manchester
Go to Forever Manchester for more information about this Greater Manchester charity, and to sign up for their mailing list 

End the Fear newsletter
Greater Manchester Against Domestic Abuse with End The Fear Bulletin

Greater Manchester Poverty Action
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Greater Manchester Centre for Voluntary Organisations (GMCVO)
Sign up for one or all of the GMCVO newsletters:
GMCVO eBulletin, Ambition for Ageing eBulletin, Ambition for Ageing Working Potential eBulletin, GM BME eBulletin, GM's Hidden Talent eBulletin, Health & Social Care Devolution eBulletin, Research eBulletin, and the Social Enterprise eBulletin

Manchester Community Central (MACC)
News and information for community and volunteer groups.
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