What is the Kickstart Scheme? Are you struggling to get a job, never worked before or just graduated? Or maybe you’ve lost your job due to COVID-19 and are looking for a new one. If any of these sound like you, you’re aged 18-24 years... Continue reading
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Miss Macaroon X Burning Barn Rum For our newest brand collaboration – ‘Miss Macaroon X Burning Barn Rum’ – we’re offering an all-new product range! Our ‘Miss Macaroon X Burning Barn Rum’ Social Enterprise Hamper will include: A 70cl bottle of Limited Edition Beer Barrel... Continue reading
Training, Young People, and Macaroons In 2011, a small baking company with a small kitchen and a very small team – just a single person, actually – started up. This small company was Miss Macaroon – and it has now grown to become one of... Continue reading
Training, Young People, and Macaroons Miss Macaroon was set up in 2011 as a baking company with a small kitchen and just a single member, and has now grown to become one of Birmingham’s most well renowned social enterprise companies in training young people. Our... Continue reading
When you buy macaroons, you fund safeguarding I’m Ibrahim – part of Miss Macaroon’s marketing team. Having graduated from university last year, I was hired as part of the Government’s Kickstart scheme – a programme designed to combat youth unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic. As... Continue reading
The feature coincides with Miss Macaroon’s 10th birthday celebrations. In 2011, Miss Macaroon started out with nothing more than a £500 start-up cost and a small kitchen space donated by University College Birmingham. Over the past decade, company founder Rosie Ginday MBE has transformed the... Continue reading
The following is testimony from a graduate of Miss Macaroon’s MacsMAD (Macaroons that make a Difference) programme. The scheme offers support for long-term unemployed young people, aged 18-35 years old. During the ten week programme, trainees are given the opportunity to develop their confidence, gain... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon celebrates a decade in business. The Social Enterprise, founded in 2011 by CEO Rosie Ginday MBE, celebrates its 10th birthday this week. Over the past decade, Miss Macaroon has catered for royal events, celebrities and global brands. 100% of profits have been invested... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon’s Behind the scenes at a BBC interview The Miss Macaroon team is joined today by reporters from BBC Midlands Today, offering a behind-the-scenes look at life behind one of Birmingham’s premier Social Enterprises. Why have the BBC joined Miss Macaroon today? This week... Continue reading
As part of Miss Macaroon’s directive to bake a brighter future, eight new candidates have started as Marketing Assistants. This is part of the Government funded Kickstart initiative, offering unemployed young people six month placements where they can develop their skills and gain professional experience.... Continue reading
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