New Jobs in the cultural, creative and sports sectors
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport
has announced the creation of over 600 new jobs in the CMS sector.
The new drive is targeted at unemployed young people, with the
ambition of helping them start their careers.
Commenting on the initiative, the Culture
Secretary Ben Bradshaw said: “This £5m announcement will ensure
that help goes where it is really needed, to young people who might
otherwise be in danger of falling into long term unemployment. By
getting people into skilled work we are investing in future
generations.”
Of direct relevance to sport, the National
Association of Clubs for Young people have confirmed 51 new
positions will be made available, while 200 positions across the
West Midlands, coordinated by the Skills Partnership have also been
confirmed.
As part of Sport England's work
with Skills Active, a national partner, we are currently discussing
the Future Jobs Fund with NGBs. Sports are starting to
formulate their overall workforce plans in line with WSPs and
considering whether to make a bid to the fund.
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