Apprenticeship assessors required. Flexible work, great benefits. Details here
Apprenticeship assessors required. Flexible work, great benefits. Details here
Our careers programme
Nescot students can attend our Next Steps fair on Thursday 9 March, 10.30 - 1.30.
The National Careers Service has produced this Guide to Careers for parents
Our Careers 360 team will support you every step of the way, helping you to grow in confidence and to gain the skills and qualifications you need to progress in your chosen career.
Progression is the route you plan to take through education and into employment.
At Nescot we encourage our students to think ahead, so that they can choose the right courses to fit them and their future. Our careers
advisors visit every tutorial group at the beginning of the spring term to speak to students about planning their next steps, so that they are as prepared as possible. Students who want to move to the next level of their subject are made a conditional offer, based on entry requirements and a reference. Interviews are arranged for students thinking about studying a different subjects at the college, and information and advice is offered to those who are undecided.
For students planning to study at university level, we hold a series of workshops covering UCAS applications, personal statements and references at lunchtime on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the autumn term.
We also hold an annual careers fair aimed at helping our students to plan ahead.
Nescot is keen to work with employers and non-profit organisations as a way of supporting the employability of our students. We aim to weave the engagement we provide into the fabric of our provision and make this an exciting prospect for our students, enhancing their employability and developments.
We are always looking for innovative ways of engaging with employers. This includes inviting employers to events at Nescot, such as careers fairs, visiting our students as a guest speaker or giving mock interviews. This all helps prepare them for the jobs market. We are keen for you to tell us about programmes that your organisation runs for students.
To find out more about working with us, please email careers@nescot.ac.uk
Term Time:
College Holidays:
Careers Team
careers@nescot.ac.uk or 020 8394 3149
Admissions Team
020 8394 3038
Nescot is keen to continuously improve its careers programme.
We welcome any feedback on our careers programme from students, parents and employers. Feedback could include identification of any gaps in our programme, suggestions on how we might improve our careers programme, and success stories of how our careers programme has helped a student's careers journey.
Please send feedback to careers@nescot.ac.uk
There are lots of services that can help you plan your career. Click on the links below for more information:
The National Careers Service provides information, advice and guidance to help you make decisions on learning, training and work opportunities. The service offers confidential and impartial advice. This is supported by qualified careers advisers.
Plan your study and work. Find out more about your choices at 14, 16 and 18, explore different job sectors and learn about how you can study and work at the same time - even to university-level.
Graduate Prospects is the UK's leading provider of information, advice and opportunities to students and graduates. They publish a wide collection of journals and directories, as well as provide an extensive graduate careers website.
Morrisby provide the leading careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) service to schools, colleges and careers institutions across the UK and Europe, celebrating international successes..
All About School Leavers is the essential springboard into the job market for school and college leavers. If you're looking for apprenticeships or school leaver programmes, you're in the right place!
NHS Careers is the careers information service for the NHS in England.
Free practice aptitude tests for job applicants and graduates
Get help if you’re at school, planning to go on to college or university, looking for training or interested in a student or career development loan.
A free jobs and career community that offers the world an inside look at jobs and companies. They offer 'employee-generated content' – anonymous salaries, company reviews, interview questions, and more – all posted by employees, job seekers, and sometimes the companies themselves.
A website which is open to everyone which uses the power of personalstories to inform and inspire young people’s career choices.
Careersbox is the national careers film library, a free careers resource showing hundreds of real people doing real jobs.
GoThinkBig.co.uk is an online digital hub from O2 bringing you the inside scoop on exciting work experienceopportunities, valuable career advice, amazing insider contacts andexclusive tips to set you up for your dream career.
Your essential guide to graduate job hunting.
Career exploration, jobs and advice.
Information and advice for all stages in your journey towards your career.
Interviews and videos from different people working in a variety of careers.
Resources to explore apprenticeships, traineeships and school leaver schemes.
Thousands of useful links for finding out about careers and higher education choices
Thousands of useful links for finding out about careers and higher education choices.
