Careers Advice is based on a theory of guidance and is a structured process to enable you to decide what job you would really like to do and why.  It is also about making the right decision for education and training.

Many people do not know what they want to do because they don't know what jobs exist and they are not sure what they would be good at.  As a qualified Careers Adviser, I can work through this with you and once you have been able to identify your chosen work area, I will give you information and advice on things like entry routes, qualifications required, training opportunities and how much you could expect to be paid.

I will help you to consider things that may affect your job choice such as family commitments, location and health or disability if you are affected by these issues.

Careers Advice is always private and confidential, impartial and non-judgemental.  So you can discuss your dreams and ambitions with me openly and with confidence.  This service is based on equality of opportunity for all and I am able to adapt this service to meet your needs.

People benefit from Careers Advice and Guidance in many ways.  These include: