The DockLeaf Project provides local community members with the opportunity to volunteer within Pembroke Dock Community School, gain valuable experience, and work towards recognised NVQ qualifications in Childcare or Teaching and Learning.

The programme aims to develop skills, build confidence, and support participants in progressing towards employment through mentoring and partnership working with Pembrokeshire College.

What is the DockLeaf Project?

The DockLeaf Project is a community-based initiative run through Pembroke Dock Community School. Its main aim is to help individuals develop new skills, gain recognised qualifications, and build experience that can support them in returning to or entering the workplace.

How does the project work?

Participants:

Volunteer within the school for at least 16 hours per week.

Have the opportunity to work towards an NVQ qualification in Childcare or Teaching and Learning.

Receive support from Pembrokeshire College and a school-based mentor throughout their training and qualification programme.

Who is the project for?

The project is aimed at adults who:

Want to develop new skills.

Are interested in gaining qualifications.

Would like experience working in a school environment.

Are looking to improve their employment prospects and confidence. [sites.google.com]

Benefits of the DockLeaf Project

Participation can help individuals:

Build confidence and workplace skills.

Gain valuable experience supporting children and learning.

Achieve recognised qualifications.

Improve future employment opportunities.

Receive mentoring and professional support throughout the programme