social enterprise

Unltd Advantage- Growth and Replication 'Two Day Intensive Development Programme'.

"The ultimate two day training event for leaders & senior managers who want to take their social venture to the next level.

UnLtd Advantage is meeting the needs of the sector by running a two day intensive training programme focussed on growth and replication. This course will be invaluable if you are seeking to diversify and increase your product range, to disseminate good practice or to franchise your enterprise or organisation.

The programme has been constructed to give you a series of theory based and practical workshops ensuring you have the time and space to relate the learning to your own situation and provide you with a good plan of how to grow and replicate your services or products.

The programme will take place on: 24th and 25th February 2010

Where: Tiger 11, Leeds, LS11 8ND

Cost: £250 (including full two day programme, overnight accommodation, meal and evening networking event)

***Discount for SEYH Members. Reduced from £250 to only £175.***

How to book: please contact Fern Yates via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 01274 750 630 to obtain a booking form and programme."

For more details and information visit:

http://unltd.org.uk/template.php?ID=189&PageName=unltdadvantageevents

(Funded by Capacity Builders, SEYH and Yorkshire Forward)

The Future Jobs Fund is still open for business.   Up to 6,400 jobs worth around £40m are being created in the region following the first three rounds of the Fund.  The first jobs have already started.

The region has got off to a strong start, but bids are still welcomed – and extensions to existing bids may also be possible.  Under the Future Jobs Fund bidders can propose jobs to start right up until March 2011, though contracts are currently just for the first 6 months. 

Our successful regional bids, predominantly partnership bids led by local authorities, will create up to 5,350 jobs.  Up to a further 1000 jobs will come from national bids that will operate in the region, from organisations such as Groundwork or the Football League Trust.   Regional bidders that were successful in the first three rounds are:

Partnership bids are still strongly encouraged, and organisations may wish to get in touch with their nearest local authority to explore working with them. 

More information, and guidance on how to bid, can be found here: http://campaigns.dwp.gov.uk/campaigns/futurejobsfund/index.asp

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