Last updated: 7 November 2024
Next review: 7 November 2025
Waltham Forest Jobs is dedicated to helping residents overcome barriers to employment, such as physical disabilities, mental health challenges, health conditions, care responsibilities, learning disabilities, autism and long-term unemployment. We provide comprehensive support at every stage, from overcoming these challenges to securing meaningful work through tailored job opportunities.
Learn more about support from Waltham Forest Jobs
For those seeking quick entry into growing industries, we provide direct employment programmes in sectors like teaching, retail, logistics, hospitality, construction, and health and social care. These programmes offer fast-track routes to roles with immediate vacancies. In some cases, we also offer paid training to help residents gain the necessary qualifications for these opportunities.
Learn more about our Employment Pathways
We offer dedicated support for job seekers with learning disabilities, including autism, to help you find and secure employment. Our service ensures you receive personalised support throughout your employment journey.
Learn more about Support for Learning Disabilities
Our drop-in sessions offer flexible, face-to-face support without the need for an appointment. Meet with our advisors to receive tailored guidance on CV writing, interview preparation and connecting with local employers.
Through the Future Formed programme, young residents can gain insights into the creative industries, receive professional mentoring and access expert advice. In addition to this, the programme runs multiple training initiatives each year, offering placements within the creative sector. These placements frequently lead to employment, helping you secure paid work and build a career you’re passionate about.
Our Adult Learning Service offers a wide range of courses to help you improve your English, Maths, and digital skills, or work towards new qualifications. In addition to these core areas, we provide training in subjects such as Health and Social Care, Early Years and Childcare, Construction, and Careers in Education. Whether you're looking to change careers, enhance your current skills, or become 'job ready,' our flexible courses are designed to fit around your schedule and help you achieve your goals.
If you are a migrant or a refugee, you can get support with:
The Hub is open to all, regardless of income or immigration status.
We recognise that businesses have faced significant challenges due to the rising cost of living and we are committed to providing a range of dedicated support.
