Redesigning employment support around neurodiverse people
Drawing on customer insight, frontline expertise and her lived experience as the parent of an autistic child, Laura Roberts, Head of Delivery in the North West…
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Women supporting women: How a walking group became part of my wellbeing journey
By Samantha Gibbard, Regional Development Lead
Learn to adapt
Julie Graham, CEO of Ingeus Employment Services, reflects on the art of staying relevant and ready for today’s – and tomorrow’s – fast changing workplace.
How to tell a candidate they didn’t get the job
Rejecting a candidate can be a difficult part of the hiring process.
Why a guaranteed first job can change a young person's future
By Simon Smithson, Director of Youth Services A first job is about far more than a payslip.
National Inclusion Week: Breaking down barriers
Bev Winter is a Personal Wellbeing Advisor for Commissioned Rehabilitative S
Connecting the dots
Ingeus prides itself on employing Champions – someone who vigorously supports a person or cause – but if ever somebody in the skills and employability sector…
Interview question: what skills do you bring to this job?
It's one of the most common questions you'll face in an interview and also one of the easiest to fumble if you haven't thought it through beforehand.
RISE#3 – Five days. Big challenges. Endless memories.
Five days of confidence, courage and connection at Laches Wood.
What are your child’s options after GCSEs?
In England, The Department For Education’s policy is that young people must re