Calman Trust Ltd

At Calman, we provide a number of training opportunities in Inverness and Invergordon for young people aged 14 to 25. We have training centres where we run our life skills and employability programmes and you can gain real work experience in our businesses - Cafe Artysans and Ness Soaps. We will work with you to identify your goals and what you need to learn and do to achieve these. You will be assigned a Key Trainer who will be there to support and encourage you every step of the way. The Key Trainer will support you in managing any issues that prevent you from fully achieving independent living and getting and keeping a job.

Calman's centres are SQA accreditted and during your time with us you can achieve a qualification. This includes SQA Retail, MA in Hospitality and MA in Kitchen Services.

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Training & Skills

We provide support for training and skills in accordance with the Employability Pipeline. If you are unsure about what stage you are at in the Employability Pipeline, our Training & Skills section can help you find out what help is available to you.

Tags

• education
• employment support
• housing
• independent living
• support
• training
• training opportunities

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