Jobs Club

 Harleston Jobs Club - open every Wednesday 10am-2pm. 

The Jobs Club is run by Lucy Marjoram, Jobs Club Co-ordinator and has a team of volunteers who are on hand to offer support and help with job searching needs.  

Originally set up in 2009, the Jobs Club is friendly and informal, where jobseekers can drop in, chat, find out about local employment opportunities and access the internet and the latest apps. 

It offers a range of free and confidential services in order to help jobseekers on their way to employment, these include:

• Help with writing a CV, covering letters and job applications
• Tips and advice for job interviews 
• Information on volunteering opportunities and work experience 
• Information on colleges and apprenticeships
• Local training and courses 
• 1:1 careers advice 
• Business start up information 

In addition to this, 1:1 IT help is also available where jobseekers can learn how to carry out job searches, set up an email account and learn how to use Microsoft Office.  The help is tailor-made for the jobseeker depending on their level of knowledge and what it is they wish to learn.

In April 2018 Harleston Information Plus were awarded funding from the European Social Fund LIFT Jobs programme to continue to run our weekly Jobs Club for a further two years.  In addition to this, for the first time, we are able to extend our service to surrounding villages in South Norfolk and Mid Suffolk and are currently offering pop up Jobs Clubs in villages for those who can’t make it into Harleston.  Please contact the Jobs Club for an up-to-date list of our planned pop ups. 

For more information about Jobs Club and the services we offer contact Lucy Marjoram.

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Harleston Information Plus offer local employers the chance to advertise their vacancies for free and reach local jobseekers. 

The services offered to support employers with their recruitment process include:

• Displaying the job vacancy at the Club and posting it on the Jobs Club social media sites, directly reaching over 700 people.  
• Contacting suitable Jobs Club members from their large database of local jobseekers 
• Collecting CVs 

The aim of this service is to support local employers and help them recruit the right candidate for their role and organisation. 

All of the Jobs Clubs services are free of charge, although a donation towards the HIP charity would be gratefully received.