Boost Your Potential is a career coaching programme we offer annually to our residents in collaboration with Bucks Adult Learning. Group of residents stood in a line smiling and holding certificates

The programme is a free, short course designed to give residents a solid foundation in job applications and interviews, particularly for roles in business administration. It’s aimed at individuals returning to work after a childcare break, considering a career change, or those who have been unemployed for an extended period, helping them retrain and upskill for new opportunities. This opportunity is available to any Fairhive resident aged 19 and over.

Participants develop key insights into the importance of 'people skills' and their value to employers. They also build confidence, explore their strengths, and learn about the responsibilities involved in business administration. The course includes hands-on activities related to administrative roles at Fairhive, as well as a presentation on working in the housing sector.

Many participants have reported feeling more confident in applying for roles. One participant shared, “I am looking forward to sending more emails using what I have learned.”

For more information, please contact us at fairhivece@fairhive.co.uk.

 

Boost Your Potential 2027

Following our previous successful courses, we have teamed up with Buckinghamshire Adult Learning to run another Boost Your Potential short course to provide everything you need to apply for and interview for a job in business administration. The course includes six career coaching sessions aimed at supporting you with CV writing, interviews, digital skills, and more.

This opportunity is open to anyone in your household who is aged 19 and over and is a great way to build confidence during the journey to employment.

The sessions will be face-to-face and located in Aylesbury, hosted by a tutor who will support and coach you. Please note, that you will need to attend each session to complete the course. The dates that you will need to be available are:

  • Session 1: 26 January 2027, Boardroom
  • Session 2: 28 January 2027, Boardroom
  • Session 3: 2 February 2027, Boardroom
  • Session 4: 4 February 2027, Boardroom
  • Session 5: 9 February 2027, Boardroom
  • Session 6: 11 February 2027, Boardroom

Times: 10:00 to 14:00 (subject to change slightly)

We can help with transport costs and may also be able to help with childcare costs, please contact us for more information.