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This course provides a unique opportunity for you to gain the
skills to progress into employment or further education in the
Creative Industries.
Course length: The course runs for 12 weeks starting Monday
3 October
Attendance: 5 days a week, from 10am-1pm
Cost: this course is FREE of charge.
Through the Way In, you will receive:
• Training in interactive media leading to a qualification
where relevant
• Employability skills and job preparation
• Work Experience
• On the job training.
If you are an unemployed UK Resident, who is entitled to work
in the UK, and interested in joining the Way In and need further
information speak to the recruitment team on the number
below:
Tel: 020 7255 8208
Or register directly online at www.wayin.org.uk
This course is funded by the European Social Fund and London
Development Agency and delivered by Fishing Rod
Experience in partnership with The Community College
Hackney.
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Way In (Interactive Media Skills & Training)
This course provides a unique opportunity for you to gain the skills to progress into employment or further education in the Creative Industries
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