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E2E For Learners
Here are some questions you might be asking yourself about E2E in Sunderland.
What is E2E?
 E2E aims to help 16-18 year-olds who aren't certain about their career choices or who don't have the experience, skills or qualifications to start an apprenticeship, college course or a job.
What happens on E2E?
E2E programmes are made to suit you. Usually they will involve things like getting skills you need at work, basic reading, writing and number work if needed, key skills like working as part of a team and finding and applying for jobs. All this plus experience at work. In Sunderland E2E is also about expanding your experiences for example through residential programmes and visits as well as getting involved in practical work.
What kind of qualifications will I get?
A wide range of options is available in Sunderland including NVQ Level 1 in Painting and Decorating, Motor Vehicle, Construction, Child Care, Business Administration and Retail. You may also work to achieve other qualifications for example in first aid, basic skills, etc.
What kind of support will I get
As soon as you start an E2E programme in Sunderland, you will be given a personal tutor. This person will help you to identify your training needs and then work with you to plan a programme. They will also be available to support and advise you throughout your E2E programme,
Is E2E for me?
 You can start E2E if you are not employed, have left school and are under the age of 19. You should also not be at school, college or in training. Even if you are 19-24 you could still start E2E but your should contact Connexions Tyne and Wear for more advice.
How can E2E help me?
E2E aims to build up your confidence and skills. You will have the opportunity to experience work, and develop the kind of skills and attitudes that will make you employable.
Where can I start E2E in Sunderland?
A number of work-based learning providers now offer E2E programmes. Your first contact should be with your nearest Connexions centre but you can also get in touch with any local provider for information and advice. You need to look at the Map section for more information.
How long do I stay on an E2E programme?
There is no fixed length of time for an E2E programme to last. You stay as long as you need to. However, the average programme lasts about 22 weeks. At some point another programme may be better for you than E2E.
Will I get paid?
If you are on an E2E programme you may be able to claim EMA (Educational maintenance allowance). In most cases you will also get help with travelling expenses.
If you have any more questions, you should talk to Connexions in your school or your near where you live. You could also get in touch with any of the E2E providers shown on the map. |
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