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Youngsters are commended

Prince's Trust team certificate presentation. Tom Simpson, Dana Henman, Domonic Hodgeson, Eliot Mapley, Jim Horsburgh team leader, Steve Barrington, Jade Bough, Chris Davison, Jeannette Gambles, employed on the team and Graham Hancock ESW.

Published on Saturday 18 February 2012 14:00

YOUNGSTERS who completed the Prince’s Trust Team Programme in Chesterfield have been commended.

The group of young people were presented with certificates during a special event at the B2Net Stadium.

The Prince’s Trust Team programme gives unemployed youngsters the skills and confidence to find a job.

Young people got involved in team-building activities, a residential visit, a community project and two weeks of work experience during the 12-week programme.

In addition, they received advice on how to write CVs as well as gaining qualifications.

Graham Hancock, educational support worker with the Prince’s Trust Team Programme, said: “Team 132 have gone above and beyond what is expected and conducted themselves extremely well throughout the programme.”

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