Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser

Bureau to offer training

Volunteer support

- Ian Bunting

Airdrie Citizens Advice Bureau is running a training programme fo r M o n k l a n d s residents interested in volunteeri­ng with the organisati­on.

The 11- week- l o n g initiative gets off and running next Tuesday and will see tutor-led sessions on offer covering online learning and practical work.

A spokespers­on for the bureau told the Advertiser: “Training to be an adviser will suit those who enjoy working with people and are looking for a new challenge.

“It may particular­ly suit those who may have recently retired or are thinking of returning to the job market.

“No experi e n c e is necessary, but recruits must be over 18-years-old and prepared to commit seven hours per week, for a minimum of six months, after their completion of the bureau’s training programme.”

Anyone interested in taking part in the training programme can contact the bureau by calling 01236 754109 for a recruitmen­t pack, or to find out more about what the sessions have to offer.

Meanwhile, the bureau’s advice surgeries are back running as normal following a break for the September weekend holiday.

They take place at Monklands Hos p i t a l , every Monday, alternatin­g between a half and full day, Plains and Caldercrui­x community centres on Tuesdays and Salsburgh community centre each Wednesday.

For further details on the times of the surgeries, phone the number above, or email bureau@airdriecab. casonline.org.uk.

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