Employability

Want a job and unsure where to start? At Cranhill Development Trust we will work with you to advise and guide you to access to training, in work benefit advice, CV and application writing and much more to help you gain the confidence and skills to succeed in finding employment.

If you’re looking for employability support or are referring a client for support, please contact our team on 0141 774 3344 or reception@cranhilldt.org.uk

One-to-One Employability Support

Our one-to-one employability support is tailored to each individual’s strengths, interests, and goals. We help people become job-ready by offering personalised guidance on job searches, CV writing, applications, interview preparation, and accessing suitable employment or volunteering opportunities.

Support also includes help with understanding benefit commitments, getting online for job-related tasks, learning how to search and apply effectively, and preparing for the workplace. We work with individuals to build confidence, identify career pathways, and move towards meaningful and sustainable employment.

If you’re looking for employability support or are referring a client for support, please contact our team on 0141 774 3344 or reception@cranhilldt.org.uk

In Work Support / Aftercare

Once individuals move into employment, education, or training, we offer ongoing support to help them settle in and maintain progress. This may include advice on benefits, housing, or adjusting to new circumstances, as well as guidance if someone needs to look for new employment.

Our employability services are voluntary, and individuals can reconnect with us at any time should they need further support. We aim to provide stability and confidence as people continue working towards long-term success.

In Work Targeted Support Through the GEMs Partnership Aftercare

Cranhill Development Trust is a partner in the GEMs employability programme, funded through the Scottish Government’s No One Left Behind initiative. Through this partnership, we provide dedicated support for ethnic minority communities and others who may face additional barriers to employment.

This service offers tailored one-to-one guidance, skills development support, and job-search assistance, ensuring individuals receive the personalised help they need to progress into work, education, or training.

Click & Connect – Computer & Internet Access

The Trust, in partnership with Glasgow Kelvin College, run a Click and Connect Learning Centre in the heart of the Cranhill community. This is a space that helps the community get online, digital learning centre. 

With more services going online, this facility offers everyone, no matter their age or ability, access to a computer. Expert advice is on hand, whether you are looking for a job, going on to further education, need access to online welfare forms, or digital services to pay bills. 

Volunteering Opportunities

At CDT, volunteering is a great way to build confidence, develop new skills, and gain experience that can support you into future employment. We offer a wide range of volunteering roles suited to different interests and abilities, all within a welcoming and supportive environment.

Our opportunities include helping with our community meals, getting involved in sewing and craft groups, supporting our digital sessions, assisting with children’s activities, and contributing to our baking and cooking projects. Whether you want to grow your skills, reconnect with your community, or take the first steps toward employment, we can help you find a role that fits your goals.

Volunteering with us is flexible, meaningful, and a great way to make a positive impact in the community while developing practical experience.

If you’re looking for employability support or are referring a client for support, please contact our team on 0141 774 3344 or reception@cranhilldt.org.uk