National Careers Service case studies

The National Careers Service supports thousands of people each year, providing advice and guidance to help our customers make informed decisions about careers, courses and work. Below are just a few examples of the positive impact our work has on the lives of our customers. Click on the titles to read more.

Travis: Gaining the confidence to secure a dream position

After being out of work for some time, the National Careers Service helped Travis secure a full time position in an industry that he was keen to work in.

Thomas: Moving forward into work after university

Thomas came to the National Careers Service after feeling unsure about how to find work after graduating from university. Thanks to the National Careers Service, he was able to move into employment with a local council.

Emma: Finding new employment after redundancy

Emma came to the National Careers Service for support finding new employment after she was made redundant. Through her session, she learnt how to improve her interview techniques and successfully secured a new role.

Angela: Moving forward in the health and social care sector

Angela came to the National Careers Service as she was out of work and “didn’t know which
way to turn”. She had a strong background in care and was keen to stay in the health and social
care sector but felt she needed support knowing how to move forward. Following her session, Angela has now started a new role within the NHS.

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With the assistance of the National Careers Service I now feel better equipped in my future search for employment, and I have gained so much more confidence in myself
Julie

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