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Employability Survival Checklist

One of the best types of summer work will be one that relates to the subject you will be progressing onto next year, whether this is moving to the next level or if you are moving up to higher education. Don’t forget we also have our own Jobshop , which current students and past alumni can use to look for work. 

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Financial Advice

With a student account, you may benefit from special offers including railcards, high street discounts and extended overdrafts, so decide which is best for your lifestyle. Don’t forget if you are studying on courses at levels 1, 2 and 3, a student account will not be appropriate as this is designed for university level students and you should be looking at other types of accounts such as basic bank accounts. 

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How to Choose Which College Course You Should Take

The number of courses you can take depends on the college and your schedule. In most cases, taking one well-chosen Level-3 course is enough to progress to university or into a career.   Can you change college courses? If you realise early on that your chosen course isn’t the right fit, most colleges allow you to switch within the first two weeks of the academic year.

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Essential Young People Employability Skills for 2025 and Beyond

In 2025, nearly one million young people in the UK aged 16 to 24 are not in education, employment, or training (NEET), marking the highest level in over a decade. This trend underscores the critical need for young individuals to cultivate the skills and behaviours that employers are actively seeking.

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How Young Professionals Can Build a Brand on Social Media

Use LinkedIn's job search function to explore opportunities, filtering by criteria like industry, location and experience level.   However, don't just send applications blindly, instead, research the companies and recruiters you're interested in, then personalise your connection requests and messages, demonstrating genuine interest and showcasing your most relevant skills.  

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