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I’m working at the moment – Can GLLaB still help me with training or finding alternative work?

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If you are working 16 hours or less and are available for training during the week day between the hours of 9.30am and 4.30pm, then you could be eligible for funding for training courses. You will need to discuss your personal circumstances with a GLLaB Advisor.

If you want help finding alternative work then you can visit any one of our Local Advice and Drop In Centres to receive information about the latest job vacancies as published in our jobs bulletin.

GLLaB staff can help you apply for jobs from the bulletin and you will need to provide an up-to-date Curriculum Vitae (CV) – preferably on disk or emailed as instructed by your GLLaB Advisor or staff.

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