Work Life Tools from mental health charity
Mental health charity Charlie Waller have produced a range of free resources to help support young people as they take their first steps into working life, whilst maintaining mental wellbeing in the process. The resources include CV and cover letter writing, recruitment and interview practice, mental health at work, money worries and mental health, and career development. Discover Work Life Tools here.
View accessible careers videos
Careerpilot have recently added links to some inspirational career videos from a business in Bristol which show people with learning disabilities in a range of jobs including working in a restaurant, working with children, and working in a shop. Access this new content and watch the videos here.
Unique tool for people with limited verbal communication or cognitive abilities
MiVoice is a unique career and transition interview programme specifically designed for individuals with no or partial verbal communication skills, limited cognitive abilities, and selective information processing. Recognising the limitations of traditional interview methods for these individuals, MiVoice offers a person-centered approach to gather meaningful preferences and understand their aspirations.
MiVoice hopes to provide a voice and an opportunity for those often overlooked, allowing them to express their ambitions and receive tailored guidance for their future. Learn more about MiVoice here, and watch the demo at www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Nt0ICGCOQ.
BT Work Ready programme
The BT Work Ready programme helps young people prepare for the tech-driven world of work and supports young people aged 11 - 14 in building practical digital and human skills that the future demands. There are free interactive sessions, engaging virtual bootcamps, in-person workshops and access to an online digital hub with curriculum linked resources. Learn all about it here.
Pathway CTM - early careers support service
Pathway CTM is a leading early careers support service, specialising in diverse talent, helping students into apprenticeships through careers events, 1-to-1 mentoring, and quality resources. From employability workshops to university open days, there is a wide range of events available.