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Skills

We started delivering skills programmes in 2012 with the establishment of our apprenticeship delivery across North East England.

The skills team deliver classroom based and online training for those unemployed individuals who are keen to improve their skills. For some contracts, our skills delivery is about helping individuals gain the skills to move into employment, but for others it could simply be about helping people learn new skills or move into education.

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Adult Skills Fund

The Adult Skills Fund (ASF) is a skills programme commissioned by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) and a number of devolved Combined Authorities, including the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority (HEYCA) and the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA).

ASF aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to progress into employment, an apprenticeship, or further learning. It enables flexible and tailored programmes of learning to be delivered, helping eligible learners build confidence, improve their wellbeing, develop skills for work, and achieve their career goals.

Our ASF provision supports learners to develop the skills employers need across a range of sectors, including warehousing and manufacturing, health and social care, and customer service. We also offer Functional Skills qualifications in English and Mathematics to support learners in improving their essential skills and employment prospects.

As part of each programme, we provide professional careers information, advice and guidance, employability support, and mentoring. We also offer in-work support to help individuals sustain employment and continue their development after securing a role.

Triage delivers ASF programmes in partnership with the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA), Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority (HEYCA), South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA), and Sunderland City Council.

Supported Internships

Supporting Northallerton and Scarborough young people (aged 16-24) who have an education, health and care plan (EHCP) in place.

A supported internship is a structured, work-based study programme for 16 to 24-year-olds who have an EHCP. The aim of a supported internship is a substantial work placement, facilitated by the support of an expert job coach.

During an internship:

  • Typically lasts up to12 months
  • Majority of time will be in the workplace gaining real-life industry experience (the remaining will be spent learning the skills needed to succeed)
  • Interns are guided by a dedicated job coach

Post-internship:

  • Transition into sustained and paid employment giving interns financial independence
  • Interns will be highly skilled and educated in the industry in which they completed their internship
  • Interns will be on their way to developing a successful career and may have even gained a few new friends along the way!

Contact us for more information. 

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Rise2Thrive/ Trailblazer

Triage offers a flexible, supportive programme designed to help you overcome barriers, build confidence, and achieve your goals. Whether you're looking to return to work, explore new opportunities, or develop essential life skills, our dedicated Key Workers are here to guide you every step of the way. With one-to-one support, small group sessions, and tailored plans, we’ll help you move forward at your pace and on your terms.

  • Personalised Support
  • Tailored Action Plan
  • Confidence & Mindset Building
  • Life Skills Coaching
  • Employability Training
  • Flexible Work Options
  • In-Work Support

Why Choose Triage?

  • Local delivery in Northallerton, Scarborough, and across York & North Yorkshire
  • Rolling programme—start when you're ready
  • Strong local partnerships for job opportunities and specialist referrals

Delivering on behalf of Better Connect, funded by York & North Yorkshire Combined Authority. 

Skills for Life and Work

Skills for Life and Work is an eight-week programme supporting Doncaster residents to overcome barriers that may be holding them back from employment or education. Barriers might include low confidence, health conditions, limited digital skills or time away from the workplace.

Through a blend of group workshops, one‑to‑one coaching and personalised wellbeing support, participants develop stronger confidence, build essential digital and employability skills, and connect with real opportunities offered by local employers.

The programme covers mindset development, CV building, interview preparation, digital skills training and sector‑specific taster sessions. Each participant is supported to set clear, achievable goals and take positive steps towards sustainable employment or further training.

Delivered in partnership with South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority in Doncaster.

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Funded by UK Government
York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority
Rise2Thrive
North Yorkshire Council
North East Mayoral Strategic Authority
New College Durham
SYMCA
HULL
Sunderland City Council