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Find training, support and advice to gain the skills you need for the job you want, at any age.
Find training, support and advice to gain the skills you need for the job you want, at any age.
Get organised and keep your job search moving in the right direction with these 7 useful steps, including CV writing guidance and information about how to search effectively for the right job.
Use this information if you are 50 or over and out of work, or looking for a new role more suited to your lifestyle and caring responsibilities.
Read this National Careers Service guide to find out about the different types of interview, understand various standard interview questions and prepare for the day.
Read job interview tips at the National Careers Service on GOV.UK
Search for vacancies across the UK. You can filter by location, industry category, hours and more. You can also search for employers signed up to the Disability Confident scheme.
This guide explains the wide range of services Jobcentre Plus can offer you if you receive benefits like Universal Credit.
Read this guide from the National Careers Service about how to make a job fair work for you. Learn how to prepare, what to do on the day and how to follow up effectively.
Learn about job fairs at the National Careers Service on GOV.UK
If you are looking for a job you might need adapted working conditions, for example flexible start and finish times or working from home. Read this UK government overview to understand your rights.
Learn new skills and get experience of working in a particular industry if you are claiming Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance.
Find out about sector-based work academy programmes at JobHelp on GOV.UK
An apprenticeship combines practical training in a job with study. Apprenticeships are available to you at any age and many programmes are tailor-made for older applicants.
Read this step-by-step guide from working parents’ and carers’ charity Working Families about the right to request a flexible working arrangement. You can apply for a change after 26 weeks of permanent employment.
More than 200 organisations have signed an Age-friendly Employer Pledge. Explore the full list and find meaningful work in later life.
Read the age-friendly employer list on Centre for Ageing Better
Access information and advice if you are providing ongoing care or support to a family member, partner or friend.
Find information and guidance to suit your current circumstances with this My World Of Work career advice guide.
Use the Skills Explorer tool from My World Of Work, part of Skills Development Scotland, to give you an understanding of what your skills are.
Find training, support and advice to gain the skills you need for the job you want, at any age.
Get tailored, flexible and person-centred support from Employability in Scotland if you want to find work or stay in work.
Use this information if you are 50 or over and out of work, or looking for a new role more suited to your lifestyle and caring responsibilities.
Read this My World Of Work guide to help you prepare and stand out in a job interview, including video tips and guidance about how to dress well.
Search for vacancies across the UK. You can filter by location, industry category, hours and more. You can also search for employers signed up to the Disability Confident scheme.
This guide explains the wide range of services Jobcentre Plus can offer you if you receive benefits like Universal Credit.
Read this guide from the National Careers Service about how to make a job fair work for you. Learn how to prepare, what to do on the day and how to follow up effectively.
Learn about job fairs at the National Careers Service on GOV.UK
If you are looking for a job you might need adapted working conditions, for example flexible start and finish times or working from home. Join the Flexible Working Scotland community, which helps individuals to design a work-life blend that works for them.
Learn new skills and get experience of working in a particular industry if you are claiming Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance.
Find out about work-based learning programmes on Skills Development Scotland
An apprenticeship combines practical training in a job with study. Apprenticeships are available to you at any age and many programmes are tailor-made for older applicants.
Find out how apprenticeships work at Skills Development Scotland
Read this step-by-step guide from working parents’ and carers’ charity Working Families about the right to request a flexible working arrangement. You can apply for a change after 26 weeks of permanent employment.
More than 200 organisations have signed an Age-friendly Employer Pledge. Explore the full list and find meaningful work in later life.
Read the age-friendly employer list on Centre for Ageing Better
Access information and advice if you are providing ongoing care or support to a family member, partner or friend.
Get a mid-career review from Working Wales to help you start exploring new ideas, whatever your age or reason for a change of direction.
Get organised and keep your job search moving in the right direction with these 7 useful steps, including CV writing guidance and information about how to search effectively for the right job.
Use this information if you are 50 or over and out of work, or looking for a new role more suited to your lifestyle and caring responsibilities.
Read this National Careers Service guide to find out about the different types of interview, understand various standard interview questions and prepare for the day.
Read job interview tips at the National Careers Service on GOV.UK
Search for vacancies across the UK. You can filter by location, industry category, hours and more. You can also search for employers signed up to the Disability Confident scheme.
This guide explains the wide range of services Jobcentre Plus can offer you if you receive benefits like Universal Credit.
Read this guide from the National Careers Service about how to make a job fair work for you. Learn how to prepare, what to do on the day and how to follow up effectively.
Learn about job fairs at the National Careers Service on GOV.UK
If you are looking for a job you might need adapted working conditions, for example flexible start and finish times or working from home. Read this UK government overview to understand your rights.
Learn new skills and get experience of working in a particular industry if you are claiming Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance.
Find out about sector-based work academy programmes at JobHelp on GOV.UK
An apprenticeship combines practical training in a job with study. Apprenticeships are available to you at any age and many programmes are tailor-made for older applicants.
Read this step-by-step guide from working parents’ and carers’ charity Working Families about the right to request a flexible working arrangement. You can apply for a change after 26 weeks of permanent employment.
More than 200 organisations have signed an Age-friendly Employer Pledge. Explore the full list and find meaningful work in later life.
Read the age-friendly employer list on Centre for Ageing Better
Access information and advice if you are providing ongoing care or support to a family member, partner or friend.
Change your world by learning new skills. Give yourself confidence, create opportunities and help you compete in your chosen job.
Get advice on nidirect that will help you with your job search, applying for work, redundancy and unclaimed benefits.
Read this nidirect guide to find out about the different types of interview, understand various standard interview questions and prepare for the day.
Access the latest jobs in your area, read job news and learn about events in Northern Ireland on JobApplyNI.com, a Department for Communities affiliated service.
Your local Jobs and Benefits office can help you find a job you actually want, recommend useful training and deal with your benefits like Universal Credit.
If you are looking for a job you might need adapted working conditions, for example flexible start and finish times or working from home. Read this nidirect overview to improve your work-life balance.
Learn new skills and get experience of working in a particular industry if you are claiming Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance.
Find out about assured skills academy programmes on nidirect
An apprenticeship combines practical training in a job with study. Apprenticeships are available to you at any age and many programmes are tailor-made for older applicants.
Read this guide from the Labour Relations Agency about the right to request a flexible working arrangement. You can apply for a change after 26 weeks of permanent employment.
More than 200 organisations have signed an Age-friendly Employer Pledge. Explore the full list and find meaningful work in later life.
Read the age-friendly employer list on Centre for Ageing Better
Access information and advice if you are providing ongoing care or support to a family member, partner or friend.
Your healthLook after your body and mind. Learn about all aspects of your physical and mental fitness to plan for the future.
Your moneyUnderstand your money, pension and any debt. Prioritise your financial security for later life.