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Education and training providers

Where to find education and training opportunities, help looking for a job and how to get an apprenticeship. 

Where can I find education and training opportunities for young people?

Education and training opportunities for young people are available from a number of organisations including schools, colleges, local authority and private training providers.

Young people living and/or working in the East Riding of Yorkshire access a number of education and training organisations for part time and full time learning opportunities.  These organisations are located within the East Riding boundary and outside in neighbouring local authorities.

Much of the travel to providers outside the East Riding boundary, is in close proximity to where young people live or work.

A list of education and training organisations located within the East Riding is below:

A list of education and training organisations located within and outside the local authority boundary and offering education and training opportunities to young people in the East Riding is available from:

East Riding and Hull Prospectus 'Log On Move On' (external website)

In addition specific information about Apprenticeship organisations can be accessed from:

National Apprenticeships Service (external website) 

Please note - neither website is exhaustive.

I am looking for a job, can you help?

Yes, we have a list of current vacancies in the area, and we can make an appointment for you to see a personal adviser to discuss in more detail what you are looking for.

You contact the council for careers information and they will offer you advice and guidance.

You can make an appointment to see one of our personal advisers. 

How do I get an apprenticeship?

We have lists of current apprenticeship vacancies in the East Riding and Humberside area.

Anyone living in the East Riding, aged 18 or over, is able to contact the youth support service to access careers advice, and we can also make an appointment for you to see a personal adviser to discuss in more detail what you are looking for. 

You can also get national advice on apprenticeships from:

National Apprenticeships Service (external website)