Connexions Direct Reviews

Connexions Newcastle Opening Hours Mon - Fri 9.30-5.30 Sat 10-5 Closed Sun Address: 2 Eldon Court, Percy Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7YB Telephone: 0191 277 1944 Email: helpline@connexions-tw.co.uk Website: www.connexions-tw.co.uk/newcastle Connexions is a government funded ...  Read the complete review

Connexions Direct are a government funded service for 13-19 year olds, and this age remit extends to age 25 if the young person has a disability (physical or emotional). They are available from 8am to 2am and can be contacted by telephone, webchat, email, SMS and minicom. They now have new methods of contacting their service too, moderated ...  Read the complete review

Connexions Direct is an organisation that's run by the government to help young people aged 14-19. They say that they offer advice on 'a range of topics' which in practice means health and sex education, money and working. When I was at school there was not very much careers advice and once when I was out shopping I walked past a ...  Read the complete review

Connexions are forced down your throat from school until sometime after your 20th. They make spam phone calls constantly until they have your life's story plus all sorts of irrelevant information they are told to talk about in order to appear friendly. They sent letters which literally contain no info at all - they are about a paragraph long ...  Read the complete review

Connexions Direct is a government funded service which aims to help 13-19 year olds who may need help in sorting out problems or need advice. They are available by emailing, mini-com or by speaking to advisor online or by phone. It's run by fully trained, caring & professional people who provide a confidential service by ...  Read the complete review

Connexions is an information service for teenagers from 13-19 operating in most major towns and cities in the UK. Funded by the government Connexions is used as a tool for young people to provice information on a wide range of subjects and to give them a neutral ground away from the pressures of school or homelife to discuss their personal ...  Read the complete review