Salvation Army New Future Employability and Training Centre

Posted on March 7, 2019

The Salvation Army Falkirk’s New Future Employability and Training Centre offers free use of computers for those who are job searching, looking to prepare or update CVs, covering letters or submit online application forms.

They also offer computing classes, with one-to-one support if required, showing clients the basics of computing, and how to set up and use programmes such as email and word documents. Support is also available for those clients who need assistance with their Universal Jobmatch account.

The centre’s job board is regularly updated with employment opportunities advertised within Falkirk and nearby surrounding areas. The New Future team offers support to clients wishing to apply for any these jobs and can also help anyone who wants to register with local recruitment agencies.

New Future Employability and Training Centre is located on the 1^st Floor, 167-169 High Street, Falkirk, FK1 1DU, and is open:

Monday 9am – 4pm
Tuesday 9am – 4pm
Wednesday 9am – 8pm
Thursday 9am – 4pm
Friday 9am – 4pm

Weekly classes run Monday – Thursday, including:

Beginners Computer Class: 10am – 12:30pm, Mondays and Thursdays
CV Workshop: 10am – 12:30pm on Tuesdays
Job Club: 10am – 12:30pm on Wednesdays
Debt Advice Service: 9am – 8pm on Wednesdays

For further information, please contact the New Future team by phone: 01324 617163, or email: falkirknewfuture@salvationarmy.org.uk

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