The Matthew Project: On Track, 70 – 80 Oak Street, Norwich , Norfolk, NR3 3AQ
Vocationally-related Qualification (VRQ)
Unknown/Not applicable
Available start dates
Available start dates
Monday, 01 September 2025
The Matthew Project - On Track & Stepping Out
Please contact the provider directly to apply for this course.
Course Summary
On Track is a free service that supports 13-24 year olds to move closer to or get into education, training, employment or volunteering.
The service works within Norfolk and varies depending on location. To find out if we can support you or somebody you know, please get in touch. The service includes:
Coaching - confidential, friendly, one to one support from a coach who understands your challenges and can help you to set and reach goals.
Move on - help to find the opportunities and training that are right for you. Job search, CV and covering letter development.
Participation - Small group work to increase your confidence and self-esteem
Course Details
What does On Track offer?
Safe Space
SafeSPACE is for young people aged 13 - 18 (up to 24 depending on circumstances) who are not in education, training or work - or may be at risk of this. We run regular, fun activities in small groups (no more than 10 people), all based in Norwich. Young people from across Norfolk are welcome, as long as you can get to the sessions.It’s a chance to meet new people, try new things, build confidence, and feel more positive about your future.
Central Gt Yarmouth Engagement Coaching
This project supports young people aged 14 - 19 living in the Nelson Ward area of Great Yarmouth who are not in education, employment or training - or may be at risk of this. We offer one-to-one support in school, college, or out in the community, alongside group activities that build confidence, motivation, and future goals. It’s all about helping you feel more positive, connected, and ready for what’s next.
King's Lynn and West Norfolk Coaching
This project is for young people aged 16 - 24 living in King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. We offer one-to-one support out in the community, as well as group activities focused on skills and getting ready for work or training. We’re here to help you figure out your next steps, build confidence, and move closer to employment, education or training.
How will it be delivered and assessed?
What young people say about On Track:
"The most positive thing about On Track is how they help anyone from any background, you look at the person rather than what has happened to the person."
"This programme has been really helpful to me with dealing with my emotions and learning new ways to cope. It's also made me more confident and I have a lot less anxiety about going out, spending time with people and I am able to be myself.
"On Track has made a huge difference, how confident I am now in comparison to how I was. It is a huge leap. I now know which direction I want to go now.
Entry requirements
Who can join the On Track project?
To take part in On Track you must:
Be aged between 13-24
Not be in paid work
Not be in education or training
Your next steps...
Interested?
You can email: contact@ontracknorfolk.org. You can find out more and apply directly from the website. Or you can speak to your Help You Choose adviser who will provide more details and help you fill in an application form.
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