TNG, one of the UK’s leading welfare to work training providers, is launching a new service in Macclesfield on 9th April with an open coffee morning for local businesses. From its new office in Sunderland House, Sunderland Street, TNG will be helping local people into employment, and helping employers with their recruitment needs.

After 18 months of unemployment Paul Weaver, 46, from Birkenhead turned his life around through education. TNG, a national welfare to work training provider, with an office in Price Street, supported Paul in his job search whilst encouraging him to enhance his education, by studying for his City and Guild’s Adult Literature qualification, something that he was keen to do.

Serial entrepreneur, who opened 13 branches of Subway, the Sandwich Shops, in the last six years, has credited the quality of his staff to TNG, a national welfare to work training provider.

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