Samira offered permanent employment after volunteering
To mark International Volunteer Day 2019, we’d like to highlight a great example of how volunteering can lead to permanent…
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Steve finds success with Work Routes in Cornwall
Steve joined Work Routes in our Cornwall office in 2019 and although he had some mental health and physical concerns,…
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Four common causes of job application stress
The 6th of November also is National Stress Awareness day – a day where health care professionals pull together to…
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5 tips to overcome job search stress
As part of National Stress Awareness day, we know how stressful it can be to find a job, especially if…
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It only takes a minute
It only takes a minute to improve your mental wellbeing On Sunday the clocks are ‘fell back’ by an hour,…
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Work Routes Cornwall – Mentoring Circles Week 2
Our St Austell office, alongside the St Austell JCP, are currently leading the way on a new national initiative that…
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5 tips to create an outstanding CV
Are you interested in finding a job? To find out more about the free service that we offer to help…
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How to get back into work after a long period of unemployment
The idea of landing a job after a long period of unemployment can be a daunting. In this blog we…
read moreFour hilarious job applications you won’t believe exist
“My looks can be a distraction in the work place” This CV gives away far too much information. The recruiter…
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Work Routes helps unemployed people find and sustain employment. Our free service enables jobseekers to improve their skills and employability and create a personal plan to find the right job for them.
Regular 1-2-1 personal guidance is available from a friendly Adviser, as well as group training, financial support and exclusive local job vacancies.
Since 1998:
150,000 people supported into employment
Over 800,000 hours of skills training delivered
