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The Diamond Project The Diamond Project - what the Entry to Employment training used to be called is for 15 - 22 year olds, who have not been able to gain qualifications from schools or FE colleges. The majority of whom, have had personal issues to deal with in their lives - some of these issues will have have slowed down their progress in learning, made relationships with others difficult, and given them a rather negative view of themselves and others. |  |
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These young people when given the right help support and challenge, can progress through to apprenticeships, develop themselves to become motivated employable young people and develop a real sense of their own worth and the worth of others. At Bosco many students gain their first qualifications and if they progress, which depends as much on their attitude as their ability, can go on to apprenticeships, advanced apprenticeships and then to good jobs or even university - if they show the committment and the motivation. | ||
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Some of our young people have gone to university previously,
others are in good jobs and a good many more are still on
the way, some at the very beginning. This is a very
difficult, but rewarding work, for both the students and the
tutors. Our young people have many crises to handle, coping with learning, acquiring self-discipline and growing in motivation. However, all areas of the Centre are involved with them and have learned to encourage them in their steps, challenge them in their motivation and praise them in their efforts. Staff support for each other is a hallmark of the centre, but particularly dealing with those at foundation level - where it is both difficult and rewarding. |
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