Working with Excluded, NEET and At Risk
Leap understands the challenges of working with and engaging young people who are excluded, at risk, or NEET. Why? Because for years we have worked directly with those young people ourselves. More than 60% of young people in a typical Leap programme go on to successfully enter training, education or the workforce.
Our courses are participatory and interactive, including role-play, group work and facilitated large and small group discussions. Participants share their own experiences and learn from the experiences of others. Designed for non-traditional learners, the training helps many to gain their first certificates or even accreditation. Courses include
- Gangs in Schools and Young People at Risk
- Behaviour Improvement for Excluded Young People
Click here for a case study of our work with safer schools and partners on challenging gang culture.
To discuss your needs, please call us on +44 (0) 20 7561 3700 or email Amanda or Amit.
Upcoming events
3rd August 2010 → 18th August 2010
Quarrel Shop training → Read more
24th August 2010 → 24th August 2010
Working With Challenging Behaviour - London → Read more
Latest news
12th July 2010
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24th June 2010
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“If I’d done the workshop when I first came out of prison, I would never have come back.”
Young man in HMP Rochester after a Leap course
“For once in my life I was working with a group of people who really understood what I’d been through.”
Young gang member
“Leap has enabled children with some of the most difficult issues to explore their behaviour and feelings towards themselves, each other and the adults working and living with them.”
Margy Knutson
Education Improvement Partnership Facilitator