WSCC Careers Team

About

This is a West Sussex County Council service.

Our Careers Advisers can provide information, advice, guidance and support to young people Post-16 (school leavers) living in West Sussex and are not in education, employment or training (NEET).

We can support a young person who has previously had an EHCP up to the age of 25.

We can help you think about the next steps, recognise your skills, strengths and ambitions, and find out about opportunities, including education, apprenticeships, employment, traineeships, training and volunteering.

What we do

  • We can meet you at a local Family Hub or library or in the community. We can also visit you at home if there is an adult present.
  • We provide job hunting support including creating a CV, preparation for interviews and interview practice, searching for jobs and completing application forms
  • We can advise you of further education opportunities including re-engagement courses and support you to re-enter education
  • We can provide support in finding and applying for apprenticeship opportunities. We can work with you to develop a plan to help you achieve your career goals and keep on track with that plan.
  • If you, or someone you know or are working with could benefit from career support, please refer using the Careers team referral form.

Age range

16-25

Wheelchair accessible

Yes

Free to use

Yes

Our users say

"Honestly, we can't thank Tania enough. She really helped R to get a full understanding of what jobs she was interested in and what was attainable at this point in life. She helped us to get her started doing level 1 childcare. She helped R grow from an anxious girl who lacked confidence and had no experience in education and wider society and gave her the tools and knowledge to move forward with her life, goals and aspirations. Since working with Tania, R has gained so much confidence and has now grown into a capable young lady, with a bright future ahead of her. Tania's support has been life changing for R and we will be forever grateful to her.”

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