Gecko is a member of the Third Sector Consortium (3SC), the voluntary sector national lead for the Department of Work and Pension’s Future Jobs Fund, aiming to develop additional jobs for workless young people, in roles that are rewarding for the individual and also have a positive community impact.
With Bournville College’s strong reputation for excellent employer engagement and practices, Gecko are delighted to work in partnership with then on providing training and employment programmes, most recently the CATE programme.
Gecko is an approved supplier on the Business Link West Midlands Select Supply database, and is part of the provider base for the Director Development Programme.
Birmingham City Council have supported Gecko’s CATE programme through the Working Neighbourhood Fund.
Based in La Coruña (Spain), Integra are our partners in promoting European mobility through cultural and transnational mobility projects.
Mecenas Network are our partners in Gecko’s international mobility programme under the EU Leonardo Lifelong Learning programme.
This organisation is a receiving partner for Leonardo Mobilities to Malta, and organise work placements with UNESCO and heritage sites.
This organisation is a receiving partner for Leonardo Mobilities to Germany, and organise work placements with cultural events.
Newcastle College Group (NCG) are the prime contractor for the Work Programme
Department of Work and Pensions
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) are the funder of the Work Programme
The European Social Fund is the co-founder of the Work Programme
EDI are the Awarding Body
Skills Funding Agency contractor for the Leadership and Management Advisory Service in Central England
SFA – Skills Funding Agency are the founder of the Leadership and Management Advisory Service
HT learning are our parther in online learning solutions
Provider of online learning solutions
Job Centre Plus is a government agency for working-age people in Great Britain. The agency was formed when the Employment Service, which operated Jobcentres, merged with the Benefits Agency, which ran social security offices, and was re-branded as Jobcentre Plus on 1 April 2002. It is an executive agency of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and reports directly to the Minister of State for Employment
Delivery arm of NCP (Newcastle College Group)