Partners

 

 

Training Providers and Youth Outreach Organisations

Training providers support our member-employers to plan and deliver their work placement programmes.

Youth outreach organisations work closely with young people, nurturing them to be work-ready.

 

ACH

A social enterprise working to resettle refugees through labour market and social integration.

Babington

Delivering high quality training  to inspire everyone to realise their full potential.

Beam

A crowdfunding platform that supports homeless people through training and into work.

Catch22

Empowers people with barriers to work find training or employment.

Centrepoint

Aiming to provide a job and a home for all young people.

The Change Foundation

An award winning charity that uses sport and dance to create transformational change in young people.

Depaul

Doing whatever it takes to support care leavers getting into and sustaining education, training and employment opportunities.

Drive Forward Foundation

Enabling care-experienced young people to achieve their full potential.

Go Train

Delivering high quality training and development programmes.

HeadStart

An innovative volunteering programme designed to help young people gain the skills they need to get ahead.

HITZ

Premiership Rugby’s award-winning education and employability programme which works with over 2,000 14-18 year-olds across England every year

HVOSS

Mentoring and coaching to develop the employability skills of young people in Herefordshire and Telford.

IntoUniversity

Providing a national network of high quality, local learning centres where young people are inspired to achieve.

The Launch Group

Empowering individuals and giving them a platform to demonstrate and realise their true potential.

London Learning Consortium (LLC)

A Community Interest Company that works across London and South East to deliver skills and education programmes. 

London Youth

A network of more than 400 community youth organisations across the capital.

Royal Mencap Society

Specialist person centred support for young people with learning disabilities.

MiddletonMurray

One of the largest apprenticeship and training providers in the UK.

New Horizons Youth Centre

Supporting young people experiencing homelessness to use their talents for more than just surviving.

North Wales Training

Bespoke employability programmes designed to support unemployed young people into work.

Pathway CTM

Improving the employability, career prospects and lives of school leavers.

PeoplePlus

Helping people to change their lives through employment, skills and training

The Prince’s Trust

A trusted track record, supporting over 925,000 young people into education, training or work.

QA

Providing the education and training required to help individuals build better careers.

Qube Learning

Working together with young people for an employability solution that works for everyone.

Royal Society for Blind Children

Supporting visually impaired young people into work.

Sheffield Futures

A young people’s charity providing mentoring and specialist support for those who need it most.

Skills Exchange SIO

Supporting young people by raising aspirations and unlocking potential.

Smart Training and Recruitment

Delivering high quality, Government-funded apprenticeship programmes throughout England.

Somerset EBP

Building strong connections between businesses and schools, colleges and other training providers.

Speakers Trust

Creating opportunities for young people to share their ideas and perspectives in public.

The Springboard Charity

Supporting young people to achieve their potential in hospitality, leisure and tourism.

Street Elite

Uses sport and mentoring to motivate young people at risk of falling out of the education system.

Street League

One of the UK’s leading sport for employment charities.

Twenty Twenty

Helping young people gain confidence, earn the right qualifications, learn work-ready skills, and get a good job.

UK Youth

A leading national charity, committed to providing access to high quality services for young people.

 

Affiliates

Movement to Work partners with key organisations in the youth and employment ecosystems to enhance our collective impact.

 

Association of Colleges

The national voice for further education promoting the interests of colleges.

BITC

A business-led membership organisation that understands that the prosperity of business and society are mutually dependent.

The Careers & Enterprise Company

A national organisation set up by government to make it easier for employers to inspire and prepare young people for the fast-changing world of work.

CBI

The UK’s premier business organisation: helping business create a more prosperous society.

DWP

The Department for Work and Pensions is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy.

ERSA

Giving voice to the employment support sector.

Generation

Generation seeks to close the skills gap for young people.

Gen Healthy Minds

A highly interactive programme designed to  build positive mental wellbeing.

iheart

Helping all people uncover their built-in resilience and potential by educating them about their innate mental health and wellbeing.

Learning and Work

Learning and Work research what works, influence policy, develop new ways of thinking, and help implement new approaches.

Meet & Engage

Leading UK charity for Multiple Sclerosis, supporting everyone with MS to remain in employment for as long as possible.

MS Society

Leading UK charity for supporting everyone with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) to remain in employment for as long as possible.

My Kinda Future

A mission-led business, to support diverse young people from school through to year-1 in job.

Skills Builder

Working together to ensure every child and young person builds the essential skills to succeed.

TUC

The TUC works with 48 member unions to make the working world a better place for everyone.

West Midlands Pilot

Transition to Work : West Midlands Pilot – a fresh approach to tackle youth unemployment in the West Midlands.

Youth Employment UK

A leading voice youth employment issues in the UK working with everyone invested in seeing young people achieve their potential.

The 5% Club

A dynamic movement of employers committed to earn & learn as part of building and developing the workforce they need as part of a socially mobile, prosperous and cohesive nation.