One to One Mentoring
Services and organisations that have the Local Offer flash have filled out inclusion information, meaning that they meet the needs of people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Access Training as a Company who has been providing a mentoring service to unemployed individuals for the past 20 years. The mentoring service we provide is designed to assist the individuals to overcome barriers such as: depression, stress, anxiety, substance misuse, homelessness, debt, job searching, family issues, criminality, confidence and motivation amongst other issues.
Following a block of mentoring sessions we would expect individuals to have started to make progress in relation to whatever is affecting their ability.
Mentoring can also be used as a quick fix to solve an issue such as: Writing a CV, running though interview techniques or assisting with the completion of a job application. However, it is more commonly used to assist in dealing with barriers to employment.
Who to contact
- Contact name
- Gerald Banks
- Contact position
- Mentor
- Telephone
- 01726 77600
- julie.banks@accesstraining.co.uk
- Website
- www.accesstraining.co.uk
Where to go
- Name
- Access Training (South West) Limited
- Address
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Access Training (South West) Ltd
7 Tregarne Terrace
St Austell
Cornwall - Postcode
- PL25 4BE
- Notes
Our Head Office base is at the address above, however, we are a peripatetic provision and therefore work throughout Cornwall.
Time / date details
- When is it on?
- This is arranged between the Advisor and Participant to suite
- Time of day
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Afternoon
Morning
Other details
Costs
- Table of costs
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Table of costs Amount Cost Type £83.06 Per 2 hour session £155.36 Per 3 hour session - Do you offer a free or reduced rate to carers?
- No
Availability
- Age ranges
- From 16 years 0 months to 65 years 0 months
- Referral required
- Yes
- Referral details
Referral will be via e-mail or telephone
Inclusion details
- How we make our service inclusive
As we are a peripatetic provision, when arranging a venue to meet we would ensure that the appropriate facilities would be available for that specific participant.
- Staff SEND experience
All our staff have Level 3 Advice and Guidance, and as we are also a signposting organisation, we would ensure that each service the participant is directed to, that their staff also have the appropriate level of training and or qualifications.
- How our service supports providers / schools / colleges
This programme would support schools and colleges with a 1:1 mentoring service for any of their learners who were finding it hard in their present environment., However with 1:1 support we would be able to work with them to overcome any barriers that they may be facing., and assist the learner and the school to assess the most appropriate route for the learner after they have left school.
- Support at key transition points
This service would support the above through key transition points by working with the participant on a 1:1 basis and assisting them overcome any problems that may occur, and signpost them to the most appropriate service provider/school/college, or any other appropriate provision that may be available to assist them. We would also accompany them in the first instance until transition was complete.
- Other local or national support
We have access to a network of over 50 specialist delivery organisations throughout Cornwall who are all there to supply support to families and individuals. Nationally we have links with specialist delivery organisations and can assist with any benefit problems that may occur as we have excellent links with DWP. RNIB, RNC for the Blind, Disability Living Equipment Suppliers, Access to Work, Specialist Employability Support for the Visually Impaired. We are fully up to date with what would also be available nationally with regards to supporting families.
- Resolving disagreements, mediation and making complaints
We would enact our Complaint/compliments procedure.
Last updated: 15/09/2023