Employability training

We offer a range of employability courses in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Move On believe that people should be offered support, encouragement and guidance to progress towards employment. We appreciate that this can be a slow and complex process which is different for every individual.

We are committed to supporting people where they need it, when they need it and for as long as they need it.

We are an SQA accredited centre and offer SQA Awards in core skills, employability, personal development and the Certificate of Work Readiness.

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Building Brighter Futures

​Building Brighter Futures is an eight-week employability course in Edinburgh for young people interested in gaining construction and joinery skills and experience.

This course is designed for young people aged 16-21 wanting to take their first steps towards employment.

Training for Work

Training for Work is an eight-week employability course delivered at our FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland warehouse.

Training for Work is suitable for those living in Glasgow aged 16+.

Drivers Employability Training Scheme

Our Drivers Employability Training Scheme supports young people with an aspiration to drive for a living to become safe, competent, and qualified drivers.

The training is based at our FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland warehouse, where we have in-house driving and forklift instructors.

Our Drivers Employability Training Scheme is open to young people who are aged 17-25, a UK resident, not in employment, and able to commit to regular training and volunteering.

Paid Work Placements

Paid Work Placements provide people with the opportunity to work on a paid placement at the Real Living Wage.

Candidates can also expect ongoing support during their placement, as well as training to help them to stay in employment at the end of the placement.

Paid Work Placements are open to people who are unemployed and not in education, have a Glasgow City council postcode, have barriers to employment and have the right to work in the UK.

Way Ahead

Way Ahead supports people to access training, education, volunteering, work experience, and employment.

The service is available to people who are 29 years old and over, living in Glasgow, and facing complex barriers to work, such as experience of homelessness, in recovery, and been involved with the criminal justice system.

The service aims to support people who are long-term unemployed to improve their employment prospects, as well as their confidence, aspirations, and wider quality of life.

Forklift operator training

​Move On is proud to be a fully RTITB accredited forklift operator training provider.

Our forklift operator training is open to candidates of any age, who have a strong grasp of English literacy and language comprehension.

We offer four different programmes, catering to drivers at every stage of building their forklift operator career.