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Jobs in a Box

Lea Hampton - Samee Charity Trustee - Launches new & innovative careers based project

An exciting new project called Jobs in a Box will soon teach pupils at Burton CofE Primary in Christchurch, St Joseph’s Primary in Christchurch and Amesbury CofE Primary near Salisbury about the diverse range of jobs available in the housing sector.

The box, which will be full of costumes & props with role play games, is targeted at years 2 to 6.

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Changing Lives With Enterprise

Changing Lives With Enterprise

Sam has always had an entrepreneurial streak and her first business was a wedding coordination company called Roses & Garters, but her mentoring work and being a mother of a disabled child ultimately changed Sam’s career direction, leading her to create her exceptional charity, SAMEE. This month we chatted to Sam to find out more about her journey.

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Changing Lives With Enterprise

The Careers and Enterprise Company

The Careers and Enterprise Company

 

We wanted to let you know that The Careers and Enterprise Company’s ‘Find an activity provider’ tool has now launched. Your application is featured on the tool which you can view here - https://find-activity-provider.careersandenterprise.co.uk/search

The Careers and Enterprise Company

Thank you again for making your application. Please do let us know if you have any questions or feedback on the launch of the tool.

We will keep you informed of any future developments of the tool.

Best wishes

The Careers and Enterprise Company

Charity founder Sam Everard to advise government

Government to listen to Dorset woman who helps disabled people set up businesses

A Charity boss who has helped hundreds of people with disabilities to start their own business is to advise the government.

Samantha Everard runs the award-winning, Bournemouth-based SAMEE – which stands for Support and Mentoring Enabling Entrepreneurship.

She will work alongside Justin Tomlinson, minister for disabled people, health and work, in an unpaid position as the south west chair of the government’s new Regional Stakeholder Network.

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IOEE Member of the Year 2019

IOEE Member of the Year 2019

Sam Everard has received the award for IOEE Member of the Year 2019 . . .

Sam’s principle is to work with those furthest away from the world of work and deliver in a style which engages them, increases self-confidence and motivation.

Sam is also a business and progression mentor with over 10 year’s experience, the skills workshops that Sam has written and one to one workshops that she offers are tailored to meet the needs of people including the provision of all inclusive equipment for children with disabilites on the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) schools project.

IOEE Member of the Year 2019 - Samee
Sam IOEE Member of the Year 2019
Sam-IOEE member of the year 2019- Presented by Tony Ford of Marstons-Telecoms

SFEDI & IOEE CELEBRATING ENTERPRISE AWARDS 2019
HOUSE OF LORDS, WESTMINSTER
THURSDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2019

  • The Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs (IOEE) and the Small Firms Enterprise
    Development Initiative (SFEDI) hosts the Celebrating Enterprise Awards 2019.
  • A prestigious event recognising outstanding endeavour in enterprise learning & skills.
  • Sam Everard receives IOEE Member of the Year Award 2019

Congratulations to Samantha Everard AIEP

Congratulations to Samantha Everard AIEP - EP Issue 77

Congratulations to Samantha Everard AIEP - EP Issue 77 - Ask the Expert, Employability People, Best Practice and more

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Samantha Everard Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
The IEP are thrilled to congratulate IEP Member Samantha Everard AIEP on her huge accomplishment in winning the Lifetime Achievement Award (sponsored by Luxurycare) at The Dorset Venus Awards 2017.
Dubbed by Channel 4 as The Working Women’s Oscars, The Dorset Venus Awards seek to discover and recognise the brightest female business stars in the county. With more and more women starting their own businesses and making a vital contribution to the local, regional and national economy, the Awards play an important role in recognising how they juggle and manage their commitments as working women, often combining it with parenthood.
Read about Sam's accomplishments here

Samee Lifetime Award Finalist