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c2c – Student Job Start
If you have recently left education and you are looking for work, c2c rail services will give you free travel to your interview between Shoeburyness and Fenchurch Station. In addition, once you've got a job, c2c rail services are offering one month’s free travel.
The scheme allows you to claim for up to three interviews per year. To apply for the scheme you need to visit a Connexions Centre near the c2c line. These include Basildon, Canvey Island and Rayleigh.
A Connexions Personal Adviser will help you complete an application for each interview. Then take this to your local c2c station, together with a passport-sized photo, for your ticket to be issued.
16-25 Railcards
If you are aged 16-25 you can save a third off most standard class rail fares throughout Great Britain with a rail card.
Help lines
- c2c ticket sales: 08457 44 44 22
- c2c customer relations: 08456 01 48 73
- National Rail enquiries: 08457 48 49 50
Useful websites
c2c website
c2c website detailing more information about the student job start travel scheme.
National Rail
Provides information for all passenger rail services.
16-25 rail card
Details the cost, features and eligibility.
Last updated: 1/10/10
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Posted - 04:53, 30 Apr 2008
Connexions works in partnership with a range of agencies to ensure that young people with Learning difficulties/disabilities have the same opportunities as everyone else applying to be a member of the workforce. If you would like to arrange to discuss your options with reference to employment with a member of the team, please email kerry.surridge@estconnexions.co.uk so we can begin to communciate about your ideas and we can then seek about arranging an appointment at your nearest connexions centre (if appplicable) or with a partner agency ie. Job centre Plus (if applicable). Connexions
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Posted - 03:14, 29 Apr 2008
Hi, how are you? I'm deaf and I'm also useing sign language. I'm just looking for jobs which they could handle with me.