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Skills Coaching service

About our service

We’re a voluntary and impartial service. Our aim is to support young people understand how education links with work. We do this with one-to-one skills coaching and work insights.

We can help you:

  • explore your interests and aspirations
  • identify your strengths
  • set goals and new challenges
  • arrange work insights to find your interests for a future work placement
  • develop employability skills
  • identify, manage and overcome any barriers so you can progress into the world of work
  • discover pathways and options for your future

We also offer extra support during key transition periods such as primary, secondary, over 16 and 18 years old provisions.

Find more information on the support Skills Coaching can provide in the following documents.

Skills Coaching young people information

Skills Coaching education provider information

Skills Coaching employers information

How it works

We’ll meet with you every 1 to 2 weeks to get to know you and explore your aspirations and what industry interest you.

We can meet you at school, Skills Jersey or anywhere you feel comfortable.

We’ll talk to employers and arrange work insights. Work insights are 30 to 60 minutes visits to an employer so you can learn about a role, industry or organisation.

These visits can show you how work can relate to subjects and skills you learn in class. They can also help you find interests for a future work placement.

Make a referral for a young person

Most referrals come from secondary schools but anybody can refer a young person to our service.

To refer a young person complete the online form below. If you refer someone aged under 16 you’ll need to receive permission from their parent or guardian.

It’s your responsibility as the person making the referral to make sure we receive the information we need.

Skills Coaching permission form for parents or guardians

Make a Skills Coach referral

Programmes we offer

Our Skills coaches can deliver specific group or individual programmes. Contact us for more information.

Send us your feedback

If you used our service or had any involvement you can complete our online feedback form. This will help us improve our offer.

Complete the Skills Coaching client survey


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