- travel to interviews at employers' premises;
- regular visits to the office of Jobcentre Plus;
- visits to the nearby town's public library to job-search by on-line or in local newspapers; and,
- travel to Learn Direct or some other training establishment.
Walking up and down on the South Downs Way from Winchester in four days of blissful weather, I came upon the New Forest's "Wheels to Work" Mobed Scheme - details were given on a village notice board.
Wheels to Work enables selected young persons to have a conditional loan of a mobed and a variety of "appendages". The package might include for instance:- the moped with lock and MOT;
- helmet and clothing;
- insurance;
- training in riding a moped; and,
- etc, etc.
For the young cash-strapped seeker of employment or training for work the scheme is a boon.
Referrals to the scheme may be made by a referring agent, such as - Jobcentre Plus, Youth Service, employer,.. self-referral is allowed. Detailed notes on the Scheme were later found (you know where). Numerous schemes are littering the countryside - see: http://www.cfnf.org.uk/ and search 'Moped'.
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