Nacro responds to the Government’s ‘Youth Guarantee’ announcement that thousands of young people across England will receive targeted support into work, under a new £45 million scheme.
We are pleased to have retained the Matrix Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) accreditation. The Matrix standard is a Department for Education accreditation which validates that our services are thorough and sufficient in meeting our needs.
Closure notice for Nacro Education Centres: Leeds, Longton and Sheffield following adverse weather conditions.
Our research found that media coverage on young people is twice as likely to be negative (28%) than positive (14%). They found negative framing about under 25s in media coverage through the past year, labelling them as lazy, weak, selfish and dangerous.
Nacro Education, one of the country’s largest independent training providers, has opened its new centre in Borough Road, Middlesbrough this week. The centre which will help over 100 young people each year offers courses in construction, hair and beauty, childcare and landscape maintenance.
Congratulations to all our students who received their GCSE results today. We’re celebrating the successes of students across the country this results day.
We are proud to announce new strategic partnerships with MyBnk, Empatico, and Skills Builder for our Education provision. These partnerships are focussed on enhancing our successful Get Set! courses, empowering students aged 14 – 19+ to gain the essential skills they need for their career. Read more.
Nacro Education has just been awarded Ofsted Good. Nacro Education is one of the UK’s largest independent training providers, helping 1700 students and apprentices every year, empowering them to develop the personal and professional skills employers are actively seeking.
We found less than a quarter of young people who attend a Nacro education centre or live in one of our housing services will vote and the majority have high level of disengagement with politics.
This year, Nacro Education celebrates Learning Disability Week and its theme, “Do you see me?” which is all about being seen, heard and valued. Here are just some of the ways we hope we’ve helped our students with learning disabilities feel seen.
