Information, Advice and Guidance
At Communiweb, we offer an Information, Advice and Guidance service, free of charge, to anyone.
Our IAG service can include:
- An induction into our IAG service
- Information and advice about the courses we offer
- Information about other local training providers
- Signposting or referring to other local training providers
- Providing you with a list of websites that you might find useful (some of these are listed below)
- Referring you to other IAG services
If you’re interested in a particular aspect of IAG that is not listed above – don’t panic. We might not offer that facility ourselves, but we’re sure to know who does and we can put you in touch – it’s all part of our service.
We will always do our best to give you the information, advice and guidance that you need.
If you would like to take advantage of our service, you can do it in several ways.
- Pop in to your local centre at any time – see Contact Us for your local centre’s opening hours.
- Call your local centre to make an appointment – see Contact Us for your local centre’s telephone number.
- Call 0845 2260 259 for a telephone IAG service
Alternatively, you may find the information that you need on one of these websites:
Citizen’s Advice Bureau – www.citizensadvice.org.uk
The Citizens Advice service helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,000 locations, and by influencing policymakers.
Website of the UK government - www.direct.gov.uk
Public services all in one place
learndirect - www.learndirect.co.uk
Looking for indpendent careers advice? Looking for a learndirect course? Looking for training for your business?
Nextstep – www.nextstep.org.uk
The nextstep information and advice service can help you get on the road to improving your career prospects by learning new skills, retaining or gaining new qualifications. They offer free information on learning and work to anyone aged 20 and over.
Jobcentre Plus is a government agency supporting people of working age from welfare into work, and helping employers to fill their vacancies. They are part of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and play a major role in supporting the Department’s aim to ‘promote opportunity and independence for all through modern, customer-focused services’.
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