These resources cover six different learning areas: applying for jobs; job search strategy; knowing about jobs and employers; knowing what you want and can offer; networking and personal presentation; and gaining work experience.
A reverse chronological resume emphasises work history. It lists skills and qualifications. This resume provides an overview of your professional history from the most recent to least recent.
This example resume can help you to understand how to tailor a resume to get an employer's attention.
Use work experience as a chance to connect with and impress employers.
Find out about choosing a mentor to support your career.
Things to think about about before making a video resume.
A one page pitch can be the perfect way to introduce yourself to employers you want to work for.
This postcards can be distributed to students and other young people.
This workbook will help you work out which training provider is right for you.
Tips on presenting well at interview.
Help to identify how work experience can provide the skills and experience that you need.
Tips to how to organise and get the most out of a vocational placement.
Tips on understanding your workplace rights and responsibilities.
Use your current job to build your skills for your future career.
Tips to help you settle into a new workplace.
Use the workbook to find and arrange your own work experience placement.
Tips and hints on accessing 'hidden' job vacancies.
