National Careers Service
Explore different jobs, what people do at work, what qualifications may help and how to get started.
Visit websiteA simple collection of trusted websites to help students, families and staff explore careers, college options, apprenticeships, courses, volunteering and transition planning.
Explore different jobs, what people do at work, what qualifications may help and how to get started.
Visit websiteUseful careers videos, job stories and subject links, especially helpful for students exploring early ideas.
Visit websiteInformation about different routes after school, including further education, apprenticeships and future study.
Visit websiteA careers information library used in school. Students can research jobs, courses and future pathways.
Visit websiteCourses across many subject areas, including supported learning, vocational pathways and progression routes.
Visit websiteFurther education courses, supported programmes and vocational options across the Liverpool City Region.
Visit websiteCourses for young people and adults, including practical vocational options and progression pathways.
Visit websiteInclusive college provision with courses and support for learners with additional needs and disabilities.
Visit websiteSearch live apprenticeship vacancies and learn more about different apprenticeship levels.
Visit websiteSearch for apprenticeship and training opportunities, with helpful guidance for young people starting out.
Visit websiteExplore apprenticeships, school leaver jobs and training routes that do not require university.
Visit websiteSearch local job vacancies and see what employers are looking for in different roles.
Visit websiteSearch for volunteering opportunities that can help build confidence, skills and experience.
Visit websiteOffers programmes and support connected to employment, independence and confidence for young people with barriers to work.
Visit websiteInformation about supported internship programmes that help young people with learning disabilities and autism move towards work.
Visit websiteHelpful information for young people with SEND, families and professionals about planning for adult life.
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