The unveiling of the new site will happen this upcoming Saturday (5/4).
After running for twenty years, Aylesbury Youth Motor project is moving to a new and bigger premises to offer more opportunities and placements to students.
The new location will be Unit 48-50 Edison Road, Aylesbury, HP19 8TE.
The charity invites you to come along and visit the new teaching facilities at their grand opening Saturday, 5 April from 12-2pm.
Aylesbury Youth Motor Project is a Registered Charity which offers industry recognised qualifications governed by the Institute of Motoring Industry (IMI) and Awarding Body Consortium (ABC) to disadvantaged young people from the age of 12+ within the Bucks County. The main criteria are those that are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) or those who are at risk from NEETs in mainstream schools and Pupil Referral Units and we also teach groups of students from Special Education Need departments and schools.
As well as these educational establishments, they also liaise with other local agencies and Youth Offending Teams who assist in supporting the development and training progression of disadvantaged young people with diverse needs into educational attainment, further education and employment.
The charity's aim is to provide: exciting and challenging opportunities, the chance gain knowledge to become a safer, more responsible road user, an opportunity for young people to make a positive contribution, enjoyment and achievement for economic wellbeing, healthy lifestyle choices and IMI Qualifications offered.
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