Skills Development & Employability Skills
We are an Approved Training Centre through Open Awards (Awarding Organisation approved by Ofqual ) and deliver accredited quality endorsed units for unemployed, carers, staff and members of the public.
Health and Wellbeing Awareness
Weekly Wellbeing Café provides older men and women to engage in learning new skills, engage in creative arts, reminiscence, exercise, share experiences and discuss information and advice with health and social care services to improve their health and wellbeing.
Dementia Awareness
CWTC helping to improve the awareness in understanding of Dementia, reduce stigma, build confidence and capacity of the local community, in particular of the BAME community diagnosed or living with Dementia and their families.
Introduction
Over the 30 years, CWTC continues to focus on the employability skills, awareness of health awareness, provide accredited courses, community podcast, Youtube channel and community cohesion. We work with related services to provide information and advice to deliver a holistic and person-centred approach for young, adults and older people.
Representation
CWTC is involved in supporting various strategic organisations and represented on the Boards.
M. Sarwar (CEO)
We bring high levels of trust and engagement with the diverse community and a robust network of partnerships that connect us directly with our service users.
We look forward to sharing some great opportunities with you.
Supporting Young People & Adults into Media Industry
Our previous project with Supporting Young People into Media Industry project provided Life Skills-based training Modules to support young people and adults to gain real insight and practical skills into media and charitable sector.
The training helped to gain valuable employability skills and confidence to pursue in chosen career.
Our Services
Digital Inclusion (Podcast/CWTV)
Mental Health Awareness
Dementia Services
Supporting Young People into Media Industry
Kickstart scheme & Work Placement
Local Survey – Impact of Covid-19 on BAME Community
August 2020
Subscribe to our CWTC Youtube Channel and learn about Health Awareness, Training, Services, Arts & Culture. CLICK HERE FOR VIDEOS
Community Feedback
Allah Rakhi
(Service user living with Dementia)
”We used to look forward coming to your centre to meet people and do different activities. We used to get excited that tomorrow we are going to this group and all sisters look after each other who have memory loss.”
Andy Burnham
(Mayor of Greater Manchester)
“I look at the Borough and see one of the best local responses and a fantastic level of community involvement. Everything you achieve out of the centre is a jewel in the Borough and Greater Manchester crown.”
Councillor Elaine Garry
(Mayor of Oldham)
“This is a great resource and services provided by CWTC for Oldham residents. It is a one-stop shop for health awareness, courses, work placements, art and culture, community podcasts, audio recording and YouTube channel”
Young People in Media
Ahsan Tayub CIN Learner: ”I am fortunate to be part of supporting Young People into media industry modules which is helping me to gain experience and skills into the industry as well as hands on experience in learning how to set up, use and edit materials typically seen in an actual work.”
WHAT PEOPLE SAYS ABOUT CWTC
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