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My son left school last summer. He has been applying for jobs since October but with no luck as they all say he needs experience or he is too young.(He is 17). He is now trying to get into motor mechanics via an apprenticeship or a garage that will employ him, but no luck so far. We live in North London so any suggestions or job offers would be welcome!!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I presume you have tried writing to all the head offices of the car dealerships to see whether they run any specifi apprenticeship schemes.
Also, has your son tried the local colleges to see whether they have any arrangements with local companies to do part-time sandwich courses?
Meanwhile, see what's on offer with your Adult Evening Classes. The brochures for the new academic year will be available now for courses started imminently. in September There may be some courses in DIY Car Maintenance which might help provide him with a little 'hands on' experience until he can find something more permanent. This way he might also make one or two valuable contacts which suggest a way forward for employment.
Also, has your son tried the local colleges to see whether they have any arrangements with local companies to do part-time sandwich courses?
Meanwhile, see what's on offer with your Adult Evening Classes. The brochures for the new academic year will be available now for courses started imminently. in September There may be some courses in DIY Car Maintenance which might help provide him with a little 'hands on' experience until he can find something more permanent. This way he might also make one or two valuable contacts which suggest a way forward for employment.