When Anthony Blore, 21, first connected with IntoJobs (delivered by MAS National), he wasn’t exactly sure what sort of support to expect.
IntoJobs consultant Michelle Andrews set about building Anthony’s employability. Through a mix of practical support and a bit of tough love, Michelle helped Anthony reset his approach and re-engage with his goals.
Read Anthony’s story in the Murray Pioneer here.
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