Need advice about skills and training? Go to the Flintshire Jobs, Skills and Training event, at Holywell Town Centre, to improve your chance of gaining employment.
Communities For Work Plus Flintshire, Jobcentre Plus and Careers Wales are bringing together local employers and service providers to Holywell town centre on Thursday 27th July between 10am and 2pm.
Local employers who will be attending include: - Kingspan, Aura Leisure, McDonalds, 2sisters, Flintshire County Council -Social Care, Coleg Cambria, Great Bear and many more.
Janiene Davies, Employment Liaison Officer with Communities for Work Plus said:
“After a very successful event last year we are looking forward to seeing lots of job seekers on the day.”
People can also get information and practical help and advice and there will be an opportunity for people to update their CV’s at a CV Station.
For more information, please contact Communities for Work Plus:
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