We Empower People Through Skills, Training & Opportunity
Train2Work Academy is a voluntary, not-for-profit, community-based training organisation committed to improving skills for work and lifelong learning. Our mission is to equip learners with the knowledge, confidence and practical training they need to secure employment, progress in their careers, or achieve greater independence. We proudly support individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly those facing barriers to education and employment, by providing inclusive training, career guidance and community-focused learning opportunities.
Train2Work Academy works as a trusted delivery partner with local authorities, colleges, training providers, housing associations, children’s centres, community organisations and charities. Together, we provide a safe, transparent and supportive learning journey that helps participants gain valuable skills, access employment opportunities and build brighter futures.
Our community outreach advisors work closely with local community groups, faith organisations, charities and service providers to reach those who need support most. Through information sessions, motivational workshops and personalised career advice, we help learners overcome challenges such as language barriers, limited qualifications, caring responsibilities, lack of confidence and difficulties transferring overseas qualifications and experience into the UK workforce.
Why We Are Different
Community-Focused Training
We provide accessible education that helps learners gain practical skills for employment, career progression and lifelong learning.
Inclusive Support
We specialise in supporting people facing barriers to education, including refugees, unemployed adults, parents, people with disabilities and individuals from diverse communities.
Strong Local Partnerships
Working alongside local authorities, colleges, housing associations, charities and community organisations allows us to deliver trusted training and recruitment opportunities.
Who We Support
We specialise in engaging and supporting individuals who face barriers to education, employment and career development, including:
✔ Long-term unemployed
✔ Parents and single parents
✔ Refugees
✔ Women affected by domestic violence
✔ People from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities
✔ People with disabilities or learning difficulties
✔ People with health conditions
✔ Adults aged 50+
✔ Young adults (19–24)
✔ NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training)
✔ Care leavers
✔ Ex-offenders
✔ People experiencing homelessness or insecure housing
✔ Adults with caring responsibilities
✔ Digitally excluded learners
✔ Individuals earning below the London Living Wage
How We Help
Our community outreach advisors work closely with local community groups, faith organisations, charities and service providers to reach those who need support most. Through information sessions, motivational workshops and personalised career advice, we help learners overcome challenges such as language barriers, limited qualifications, caring responsibilities, lack of confidence and difficulties transferring overseas qualifications and experience into the UK workforce.
Our Partnerships
