Disability and Training
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New study reveals post-Level 3 challenges for young people with SEND
View: New study reveals post-Level 3 challenges for young people with SENDA new research study commissioned by Buckinghamshire Council and delivered by Seetec has revealed significant gaps in awareness, access, and guidance for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) progressing beyond Level 3 education.
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Boarding a new future: Chantal’s cruise to confidence
View: Boarding a new future: Chantal’s cruise to confidenceAfter 28 years out of paid work, most people would feel it’s too late to start again. Not Chantal.
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Taking stock: a look back at Seetec’s progress in 2024
View: Taking stock: a look back at Seetec’s progress in 2024With the first half of 2025 complete, and Seetec’s five year business plan approaching its first anniversary, we’ve been taking stock of some of the impact and achievements of 2024.
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Celebrating graduation and exciting futures
View: Celebrating graduation and exciting futuresThere was so much to celebrate this week as some of our Project | SEARCH interns in Plymouth did us proud at their graduation ceremony.
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Swede dreams are made of this!
View: Swede dreams are made of this!Abba, meatballs, fun and learning! This summer, 14 customers supported by Seetec’s Community Interest Company, Pluss, jetted off on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Stockholm, Sweden and we’ve got the pictures to prove it!
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Neurodivergent talent: a smarter way to grow your business
View: Neurodivergent talent: a smarter way to grow your businessAt Seetec, we recognise that no two people are the same. We promote, support, and celebrate everyone’s unique differences. Here are 10 reasons why a diverse workforce can be good for business.
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Celebrating Pluss participants during Learning Disability Week 2025
View: Celebrating Pluss participants during Learning Disability Week 2025As we mark Learning Disability Week, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of visibility, inclusion, and amplifying the voices of people with learning disabilities. This year’s theme, “Do you see me?”, encourages us all to listen more closely to all voices.
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Breaking Records and Barriers to Work: Riley Snookers Life’s Challenges
View: Breaking Records and Barriers to Work: Riley Snookers Life’s ChallengesYoung snooker prodigy, Riley, a treble winning Cuestars champion, has been supported by Seetec to overcome his barriers to work
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Give your garden a summer boost with Plymouth Day Services
View: Give your garden a summer boost with Plymouth Day ServicesGive your garden a unique summer upgrade with handcrafted, sustainable products made by individuals at Plymouth Day Services. From woodwork to gardening, every item supports skill development and builds a more inclusive community.
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Project | SEARCH – Norwich
View: Project | SEARCH – NorwichProject | SEARCH is a year-long internship programme, aimed at supporting young people with a learning disability and/or autism to move towards and into work.
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Pluss to feature on BBC Radio Devon
View: Pluss to feature on BBC Radio DevonBBC Radio Devon presenter Caroline Densley has spent a couple of days finding out more about Pluss, in preparation for a week of features on her morning show.
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How Woodland Group brings in new talent through apprenticeships
View: How Woodland Group brings in new talent through apprenticeshipsAs part of National Apprenticeship Week 2025, we’ve been speaking to Woodland Group to find out how Seetec apprenticeships have worked for them.
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