Useful Links
General careers information websites
Lloyds Banking Group: Easter Virtual Work Experience
Lloyds have a fantastic virtual work experience program for students interested in pursuing a career within the banking and finance industry.
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FutureGoals
The FutureGoals careers campaign is designed by young people for young people, teachers and parents, and aims to raise awareness of career opportunities in our region.
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Start
Comprehensive, up-to-date careers information that helps students transition from education to employment.
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National Careers Service
Information, advice and guidance to help students make decisions about learning, training and work.
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SkillsHouse Youth
SkillsHouse Youth is an information, advice and guidance service for young people in Bradford.
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Future Learn
Research the training, qualifications and experience needed for different careers.
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Careersbox
Careersbox is the national careers film library, a free careers resource showing hundreds of real people doing real jobs.
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How2Become
The UK’s leading careers and educational information and development website. Learn how to write a CV, how to complete an application form, how to pass psychometric tests and also how to pass any job interview.
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Parents' Guide to Careers
A guide for parents so they know what their teens can do after GCSE or sixth form. Includes a day by day look at what's happening this week.
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Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are an exciting alternative to academic study. The following websites give a comprehensive overview of the apprenticeship opportunities that are available.
The Apprenticeship Guide
Find out about apprenticeships and search for apprenticeship opportunities.
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RateMyApprenticeship
Feedback on apprenticeships, degree apprenticeships and other school leaver programmes. Find the right scheme to apply for, and the right employer for you.
View linkHigher Education
Many students will consider University as a natural progression from their level 3 studies. The following websites are an excellent source of information.
