My career toolkit
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My Strengths
Learn more about your strengths and how to make the most of them
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Careers A-Z
Discover the ideal career for you based on your experience, strengths, skills and aspirations
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My Interview
If you are leaving school or college and don’t have much experience of job interviews, My Interview can help you understand what to expect.
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Job Search
Find the role for you with hundreds of vacancies added every day
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My CV
Create a great CV in a few simple steps and store up to five different versions
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Course Choices
Search for 1000s of learning and training opportunities
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My Account
Create an account to start discovering your strengths and exploring career opportunities
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My DNA
Use this quick and easy quiz to discover what makes you tick and where your potential lies
Find tips and advice on how to search for a job
A beginner’s guide to using LinkedIn
Advice articles
LinkedIn helps you network and find job opportunities. Not sure where to start? We’ve got plenty of tips to help you create a profile and get connecting.
Find jobs that aren’t advertised
Advice articles
Don’t wait for an advertised vacancy to approach companies you want to work for.
Job hunting with recruitment agencies
Advice articles
Get the best out of recruitment agencies and find the job that’s right for you.
Digging behind the job title
Advice articles
Don’t let job titles baffle you. Recruitment specialists give advice on breaking through the jargon.
Could your next job be a tweet away?
Hot topics
How social media could change the way you manage your career
A beginner’s guide to job hunting with social media
Advice articles
Want to use LinkedIn and Twitter to get a job, but don’t know where to start?
How to job-proof your Facebook page
Advice articles
Make sure that photo album doesn’t ruin your career prospects.
Job hunting
Advice articles
Where to start? Ideas on where to look for opportunities, including the internet, recruitment agencies and jobs fairs.
Exploring hidden jobs
Advice articles
Many job opportunities are never advertised in newspapers or online. This ‘hidden job market’ may account for up to 70% of all available jobs. So, how do you find out about these jobs?
