Pre-Employment Service

Pre-employment Service
 

The Pre-employment Service is a support and training program for people with a mental health diagnosis who want to acquire, regain, and maintain work skills to be able to enter the labour market. Through an individualised job placement plan, we help each person develop the skills needed to access a Special Employment Centre (SEC) or the regular job market.

Our goal is to offer personalised support so that each participant can improve their autonomy, self-esteem, and professional skills, enhancing their role within the work environment.

How do we work?

The service combines training and guidance through an active, participatory and individualised methodology, focusing both on the individual’s characteristics and their family, social and work environment.

- Our specific objectives are:
Regain, acquire and strengthen knowledge for integration into the workforce.
Support people in building a positive self-image and their role within work.
Acquire basic habits and skills to carry out a job properly.
Generate job opportunities that enhance personal and social development.

- Personalised pathways and networking:
Individualised programme based on each person's skills and goals.
Group sessions through practical and training workshops.
Individual support with ongoing monitoring and periodic review.
Promotion of collaboration with local companies and organisations to open up new job opportunities.

Who is it for and how to access it?

This service is aimed at people with a mental health diagnosis who need support to re-enter the job market.

People who want to start or resume a work activity.
People who need to improve their autonomy and confidence to work.
People who are looking for training adapted to their needs and pace.

  • Completely free service!

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