Employment Support
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From receptionist to retail: Sandy’s career transformation
View: From receptionist to retail: Sandy’s career transformationSandy, a veterinary receptionist from Yeovil, found herself facing redundancy. Feeling apprehensive about her future, she reached out to National Careers Service.
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Routeway to success for Seetec participants
View: Routeway to success for Seetec participantsSeetec’s PGL routeway has helped our Swindon participants to overcome their barriers to work
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Working Well Norfolk extension to help many more people
View: Working Well Norfolk extension to help many more peopleSeetec are delighted to announce that Seetec’s Working Well Norfolk contract has been extended for a further 18 months.
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New service brings careers information, advice and guidance to people in prison
View: New service brings careers information, advice and guidance to people in prisonSeetec appointed to deliver careers information, advice and guidance for the adult prison estate across the south of England.
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How to stand out on LinkedIn
View: How to stand out on LinkedInLinkedIn is a free, professional social networking site. You can use it to: connect with professionals and find and apply for jobs. Check out the National Careers Service guide on how to stand out on LinkedIn.
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Redundancy and dealing with losing your job
View: Redundancy and dealing with losing your jobIf you’re made redundant or unemployed, you might feel anxious about the future. Get advice on how to develop your skills, access free online courses and find help getting a job. Check out the National Careers Service advice on redundancy and dealing with losing your job
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Job application form advice
View: Job application form adviceA job application form is an official way to apply for a job or training course with a company. Check out the National Careers Service guide for advice on how to fill in a job application form.
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Interview tips
View: Interview tipsAn interview is a conversation between you and an employer to see if you’re the right fit for a role. It’s important to make sure you know what to expect from an interview and to prepare as best as you can. Check out the National Careers Service guide for interview tips.
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How to write a cover letter
View: How to write a cover letterA cover letter introduces you to an employer and asks them to think about your application. It’s a short letter, usually 3 to 5 paragraphs long. Check out the National Careers Service guide on how to create a Cover Letter.
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Caroline’s career transition into the green sector
View: Caroline’s career transition into the green sectorNational Careers Service supported 62-year-old Caroline’s career transition, taking her from the financial sector into renewable energy.
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A ‘brand new Penny’ thanks to National Careers Service
View: A ‘brand new Penny’ thanks to National Careers ServicePenny, a dedicated care worker from Cornwall, turned to National Careers Service for support after feeling low and uncertain about her career.
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Skills For Work
View: Skills For WorkIf you’re aged 24+ and live in a devolved location within Peterborough and Cambridgeshire, this programme will help you learn about, and utilise, transferable employability skills.
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