10 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 23rd, 1991
Clitheroc 22321, (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
YOUNG people leaving East Lan cashire'schools this year can have a flying start to their new careers — thanks to Advance. Advance is the new title for youth
training in East Lancashire. But it is much more than just a new
new approach to helping young people to find a job with a real future. It is the new quality route from education to employment. Advance has been drawn up by
name. Advance represents a dynamic
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ELTEC, the East Lancashire Training and Enterprise Council, which is reshaping training and enterprise support programmes'in the area. It has been designed specifically
Careers Service, employers and training organisations to give young people the best possible start to their working life. Advance provides quality training
to meet the needs of the young peo ple of East Lancashire. ELTEC has teamed up with the
freedom to choose. There are hun dreds of training programmes to select from, ranging from engi neering to hairdressing and from agriculture to accountancy. Whatever the career-young peo
towards recognised occupational qualifications. It will give young people the skills that employers in East Lancashire need. • Advance gives young people the
ple are looking for, the chances are that Advance can provide the train ing they will need close to their
A-Level results or just a handful of GCSEs, Advanced training can be tailored to meet your needs. ELTEC’s Chief Executive Mark
people — regardless of their aca demic achievements. Whether you are expecting good
own homes. Advance training is for'all young
future of East Lancashire,” he said. “Training is an essential
Price explained the reasons behind the launch of Advance training. “Young people represent the
ingredient of the workplace today and it is vital for young people that they make the right start.
give them the best possible ground ing for their future careers.
“ELTEC’s aim with Advance is to
training process which we hope will take young people through their working life, constantly upgrading their skills to meet the ever-chang ing demands o f business and industry.”
“Advance is the first stage of a These stories speak for themselves
Burnley Information Technology Centre Ennismore Street, Burnley, BB10 3EU Tel: (0282) 34327
CALLING ALL SCHOOL-LEAVERS!!! HAVE YOU JUST COMPLETED GCSEs? FURTHER YOUR CAREER WITH
COMPUTER OR ELECTRONICS TRAINING FOR TODAY'S MARKET
JUST COMPLETED ’A’ LEVELS?
JOIN OUR ACCELERATED COMPUTER COURSE TO GIVE YOU THE EDGE IN EMPLOYMENT
DO NOT DELAY CONTACT THE ITEC TODAY! INTERVIEWS AND VISITS CAN BE ARRANGED
For an Informal chat phone Sue Goodbrand on 0282 34327
COLLEGE TRAINING SERVICES
Brown Street East, Colne, Lancashire. BB8 9BB The umbrella organisation incorporating:
Workshop, commercial and industrial N.V.Q.s in:-
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ASSESSMENT to sample and to be assessed in a TRAINING range of vocational opportunities
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Telephone: 0282 867925/869740 Director: W.K.C. Williamson.
PRODUCTION MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL SEWING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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► Advance is more than just a new name for the training of young people in East Lancashire. It is a dynamic new approach to providing you with the best possible start to their working Ijfe.
It ► Advance i$ for all young people -
regardless of how well you did at school. It is the new quality route from the classroom to the workplace
. . . get all the
qualifications you need, and get paid whilst being trained
Netherfield Road, Nelson. Telephone (0282) 695186 v—; -L.'VtT f v'y*'- - v f o o o . PR 0 * AHCe The Quality Route from Education to Employment &
B.C.Y.T. is the part of the Burnley College training network which provides training for young people, mainly in the 16 -18 age group.
Also via Burnley College is "initial training". This offers a 26 week orientation programme for those who are vocationally uncertain. Contact is through your local careers service.
The training available on B.C.Y.T. is largely practical and provides the opportunity to develop skills in a range of activities including: Food Preparation and Retail - Sewing and Textiles - Reprographics and Printing - Office and Clerical - Work Processing - woodworking - Processing and Assembly - Motor Vehicle maintenance and repair - Bodywork and Metalwork - Work Experience Placements - Painting and Decoration - Personal Development.
INTERESTED?
Contact your local Careers Office (Tel: Burnley 35219). Or Contact Mr Stevens/Mrs Preston at the Cavours Street Training Centre (Tel: Burnley 57515).
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MEET Firoz Hinglotwala. He is 19, and from Blackburn and is well on
the way to completing his Ordinary National Certificate in engineering. Firoz joined Renown Gears Ltd after leaving school and, just months away from finishing his
troubles before deciding on her particular career path but, thanks to Advance Training, she is now with a Clitheroe dentist's surgery
training, he now earns £130 per week. His training course has combined on-the-job train ing with day-release at college.
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MEET Lyndsav Metcalfe. She is IS and found she had minor teething
where she is in her second year of training. She attends Accrington and Rossendale Col
Hazel’s dream is realised
M E E T Thorpe.
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she had just one ambition when she left school with good GCSE results — to become an engineer. Hazel is a first-year appren tice with Rolls-
Hazel is 17 and
Royce at Bamolds- wick, earning £80
per week. Advance Training at (Engineering successj
High technology is Jason’s field
MEET Jason Bradley. He is 19 and decided on a career in com
puters when he finished his A-levels. Jason is now on his second year of training at the Burn ley Information Technology Centre.
Busy learning to be a craftsman
apprentice joiner after leaving school and is an Advance trainee with Nelson builders, Michael Hedge Building Contractors Ltd. Ashley attends Burnley College on both day and block release and is working towards his City and Guilds Craft Certificate. Later, he hopes to take his Advance Craft Certificate.
MEET Ashley Lavery. Now aged 17, Ashley started work as an
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lege on a day release basis where she is study ing for her National Certificate for dental sur gery assistants.
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