Green jobs are roles that contribute to preserving or restoring the environment and our planet. You could be working in a traditional sector such as manufacturing or construction, or in a new, emerging green industry such as renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Leanne had dreamed of being a lorry driver since she was a little girl, but found that many people discouraged her, telling her that it was ‘a man’s job’ and that she wouldn’t be capable of it.
As a lorry driver, you’ll transport and deliver goods between suppliers and customers, playing a vital role in keeping shelves stocked, and ensuring the UK population is fed and fuelled. You’ll also travel across the country or possibly further afield and get to enjoy the scenery along the way too.
Including North East & Mid Wales, North West Wales, West Wales, Swansea Bay and South East Wales.
Universal Credit isn’t just for people who are unemployed – it can continue to provide financial support even when you start work. Find out how it can help you say ‘yes’ to more employment opportunities.
Working in prison and probation services means working in a critical role which can be hugely rewarding. If you have empathy, want to help people, and work well in a team, there could be a job for you.
Working in adult social care is not just an emotionally rewarding role, it’s one of the most varied too. Working with a range of people with different care needs means every day is different to the next.
If you have been made redundant, you may be eligible for financial support. Universal Credit and other benefits could help whilst you’re looking for your next job and as you take the first steps in your new career.
Mark Esho, a small business owner from Leicester, has a workforce spread around the country so is well placed to pass on this sound advice.
There are plenty of online tools to help you find a new job. Online job searches are generally free, available 24/7 and should be one of the first places you look for your next job opportunity.
If you’re on the lookout for a new job that offers a flexible schedule to fit your lifestyle, working as a delivery driver in the logistics sector could be for you.
There’s more to working in agriculture than you might think, and demand for workers is at an all-time high, with farm workers and food production being more critical than ever.
DWP’s Steve McCall offers tips on how to get work-ready, whether it’s to support the national effort or prepare for that an upcoming job opportunity.
If you’re on the look-out for a new job opportunity, the food retail sector could offer more than you realise.
There aren’t many jobs where you go home each day knowing you have made a real difference to a child’s life. Here are 5 reasons why you should consider teaching and some information about where to start.
Ever thought that agency work isn’t for you? Think again. You might be surprised by the range of jobs they have on offer. Here are 5 common myths about recruitment agencies:
If you’re leaving education or training and looking for a career in the creative industries, Lucy Ferguson, CEO at London-based Mediorite, has some top tips for you…
Creative skills are highly transferable and there are many industries outside the creative sectors which would benefit from the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Transferable skills can make you really stand out to employers, even if you don’t have specific experience in their industry.
If you’re an EU citizen living in the UK then it’s important you know about the EU Settlement Scheme.