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This report presents findings from an evaluation of the Kickstart Scheme.
A free-to-access one-week online programme to help you start a business or become self-employed in England.
More than 120,000 jobs for 16 to 24 year olds have now been created through the government’s flagship Kickstart Scheme, as ministers have urged more employers to get involved.
On Tuesday 12 July, senior Cabinet Ministers awarded young people and employers for their contribution to tackling high youth unemployment through the Kickstart Scheme, as the country recovered from the pandemic.
Over 100,000 young people across the country have now started jobs through the government’s landmark Kickstart Scheme, it was announced today (Tuesday 16 November).
New £2 billion Kickstart scheme will create thousands of new jobs for young people.
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