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New phase of growth for A4e Australia
UKIBC & FICCI announce the winners of 1st UK India Skills Forum Awards
Cycles off to A4e Rotherham!
SKY DIVE IN SUPPORT OF BEST MATE
A4e Proud Sponsor of the Homeless World Cup
I never thought I'd end up on the streets


A4e are proud to announce the purchase of Australian Employment and Training Solutions (AETS), a registered training organisation delivering accredited training and skills development in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania.
The UK India Business Council (UKIBC) and FICCI announced the winners of the 1st UK India Skills Forum awards winners at the FICCI Global Skills Summit on the 19th August 2010.
A4e’s Rotherham branch was really keen to do something different for charity this year. After much deliberation, Employer Solutions Manager, Jonathan Fitzgerald volunteered to cycle the distance between Lands End and John O'Groats, but with a twist. He would cycle the distance in Rotherham!

A4e's Karl Gurney, who is a member of the Devon & Cornwall District Support team - is doing a tandem sky dive on the 25th September, to raise funds for Crohn's and Colitis UK.

Karl, said: "This is also to show support for Ali who is my best mate, who has been battling Crohn's for the last 10 years, and undergone four operations. I wanted to give something back to the charity that supported Ali when she needed help the most. Being the plonker I am, throwing myself out of a plane at 15,000 feet seemed like a good way to do this!"

Karl's sky dive will take place at Honiton in Devon on Saturday the 25th September, at 2.00 pm.

Anyone looking to sponsor Karl can contact him at:

Karl Gurney Tel 08454 230230 Ext 318 or www.justgiving.com/KarlGurney-skydive


  

 

A4e are proud to announce that we have signed a four-year commitment as the employment and skills partner with the Homeless World Cup.
Appeared in the Plymouth Herald

A HOMELESS former postman has spoken of how his life has been "turned upside down" by life on the streets.


Desperate Richard Powell, told The Herald how he returned from holiday last year to find his family had vanished and his clothes dumped outside his locked-up home.

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