When it runs
Every Saturday. 4:45 PM to 6:45 PM. Next session Saturday 2 May at 16:45
Empower young people and strengthen the wider community through practical guidance, safe spaces, and youth-led support.
Saturday session
CV support for drafts, applications, interviews, and next steps.
One-to-one help with CVs, applications, interviews, and practical work or college next steps before youth club starts.
Every Saturday 4:45 PM to 6:45 PM Saturday 2 May
You can ask about the session before attending, including what to bring or whether it is the right fit.
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Calendar download
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At a glance
Know the shape of the session before you travel.
CV support runs every Saturday at 16:45 for 120 minutes. Timing, venue handling, who it suits, and what to bring are visible without making the route feel formal.
Where it happens
Based in Rochdale. Exact venue details are shared on enquiry.
Who can use it
Young people can come for direct help, and parents, carers, or referrers can ask first if they need to check the fit.
What to bring
A draft CV, unfinished application, interview question, blank document, screenshots, notes, or just the question you need help with.
What to expect
Practical support focused on the next useful step.
The session feels like guided progress, not a test.
Start from where you are
Bring a CV draft, an unfinished application, an interview question, or nothing at all. The session begins with what you already have and what feels stuck.
Work on real wording, applications, and interviews
Support can cover structure, wording, applications, interview preparation, confidence for asking questions, and practical planning after the session.
Leave with something clearer
The aim is progress you can use straight away, such as a stronger CV, a clearer application, interview notes, or a better sense of the next action.
The core session promise
- Bring what you already have, even if that is a draft CV, unfinished application, interview question, blank document, or first question.
- Work through applications, wording, structure, interview preparation, and the next practical step.
- Leave with something clearer and more usable than when you arrived.
First-time reassurance
Keep anxiety low and the next step obvious.
Safety, privacy, and simple ways to ask first stay visible alongside the session detail.
Ask before attending
If you want to check the session is right, what to bring, or whether an unfinished draft is enough, contact is okay before travelling. This also works for parents, carers, and referrers.
Venue detail is handled carefully
Rochdale stays public, while exact location detail is shared privately on enquiry rather than published openly.
Safeguarding stays in view
The safeguarding and contact routes remain visible from this page so support questions never rely on hidden links.
Support and reassurance that stay visible
- Specific venue details can be shared on enquiry.
- The session is designed to feel practical and calm rather than intimidating.
- Safeguarding and privacy routes stay visible throughout the session journey.
- You can ask before attending if you are unsure what to bring or whether the session fits.
Not sure if this is the right route?
Use the contact path if you want to check the session, ask what to bring, ask on someone else's behalf, or explain a need briefly before anyone travels.
Next step
Ask about the session or keep the wider career route in view.
The fastest next step is to ask about CV support. If you are still deciding, the wider programme and contact routes stay available.
Low-pressure first step Rochdale-based 16:45 every Saturday
Safeguarding stays visible
If you need urgent help or need to raise a safeguarding concern, use the safeguarding route straight away.