Momentous Learning

🌟 Building Brighter Futures through Youth Work 🌟

As we celebrate Youth Work Week 2025, we’re shining a light on the inspiring people and partnerships that make youth work so impactful. 💫

This week, we’re proud to celebrate Shannon, who has successfully completed her Level 3 Youth Support Worker Apprenticeship with Momentous Learning! 🙌

Her manager, Rob Gallazzi from The Junction Foundation , shared:

“Shannon is an amazing team member, and I feel very lucky to have her on the team.

Wendy, I also want to extend a big thank you to you. You’ve been an incredible tutor and have supported Shannon immensely throughout her learning journey. Your guidance has made the experience much more enjoyable and far less pressured for her, and I truly appreciate the positive impact you’ve had.”

Rob also expressed his excitement to continue the journey by supporting Shannon and another team member in progressing to a Level 4 JNC Youth Work qualification, proving that learning never stops when you’re building brighter futures. 🌱

At Momentous Learning, we’re proud to empower youth workers, tutors, and employers who create safe spaces, trusted support, and opportunities for young people to thrive - the very essence of .

✨ Here’s to every learner, tutor, and partner helping young people realise their potential.

👉 Discover our Youth Work pathways: https://www.momentouslearning.co.uk/youth-support-worker-level-3

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Celebrating Amanda McHattie’s Momentous Journey! 🎉

Amanda began her Level 3 Youth Support Worker Apprenticeship in January 2025 and shared how the programme is helping her progress in her role and build confidence.

Amanda shared:

“As I was new to the role, the apprenticeship has given me the skills to work with young people in one-to-one and group settings, as I now have the knowledge of legislation and relevant topics to fully support the young people I work with. I now have the confidence to give information, advice and guidance to young people aged 11–19 (up to 25 for SEND) to promote positive outcomes for the families I work with.

I would highly recommend this to anyone new to youth work, as it has given me a foundation to support young people with the appropriate information to do so. The support I have from my tutor (Wendy Bulmer), other learners and my line manager is a crucial platform for my continued professional development.”

Congratulations, Amanda! Your growth and confidence shine through, brilliant work. 🌟👏

👉 Ready to start your own journey?

Discover our Level 3 Youth Support Worker Apprenticeship:

https://www.momentouslearning.co.uk/youth-support-worker-apprenticeship



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