Unemployment: General advice and guidance
Use this page for general information, resources, and guidance to support you in finding your next job.
General support
National Careers Service
The National Careers Service (NCS) offer free and impartial information, advice and guidance to help individuals with decisions about careers, courses and employment. NCS provide one-to-one support and guidance led by qualified careers advisers. Individuals are assessed to identify their career goals and aspirations and are supported through the journey of developing the skills required and finding opportunities in their chosen industry.
- training/courses offered: mentoring/employability
- ages: 19+
- location: Worcestershire
- contact: Dan Reynolds | daniel.reynolds@prospects.co.uk | 07715 622 001
- website: Careers advice - job profiles, information and resources | National Careers Service
Careers Worcs
The Careers Worcs service offers support to 16 to 24 year olds looking for education or training choices; helping them to make informed careers decisions.
- training/courses offered: mentoring, apprenticeships, employability, traineeships, support
- ages: 16-24
- location: Worcestershire
- contact: 0300 666 3 666 | careersworcs@worcestershire.gov.uk
- website: CareersWorcs
Job Finding Support Service
The quick fire support team, consists of around 300 Job Search Advisors who will support people to get back into work quickly. They will also assist the recently unemployed who already have the skills and experience needed to move into a new career but might not be sure where to start.
- training/course offered: mentoring/support/employability
- ages: 16+
- location: National
- website: Job Finding Support service press release
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