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We are flagging up some useful resources and opportunities from Skills Development Scotland
School leaver webinar
A fun and informative series of short, 30 minute webinars to support you with the next steps of your career journey!
We understand everyone is facing challenges just now and your plans may have changed or seem unclear due to the current situation. We want to let you know that our careers advisers are still here to help and provide you with the career information and guidance you need for your future.
Join our advisers, Hilary and Erin for our second session Thursday 11th June at 3pm on:
Preparing for interviews-
- General hints & tips (phone & video)
- Understand how Skills Development Scotland can help you
- Get actions and links to resources that you can do yourself
- Get involved with questions and comments
- Find out what future webinars to look out for
Click the link to join –
We hope you can join us!
Missed the first session? Don’t worry, a recording of ‘Acknowledging the situation and how your careers adviser can help you’ will be available soon on
www.myworldofwork.co.uk/pupils
Future webinars to look out for are –
Thu 18th June at 3pm Webinar 3 – College – FE applications, interview process, funding.
Thu 25th June at 3pm Webinar 4 – University – HE applications, interview process, funding.
Thu 2nd July at 3pm Webinar 5 – Employment – Labour market, jobs & sector info.
Sleep patterns are vital to health and well-being so here are some resources to consider and some good advice around any such issues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_9_fCgl7yY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taRxhkswnWA&list=RDCMUCBXGPBInHv67-vpuS_BYZXg&index=2
https://young.scot/search-results?q=sleep
Things getting too much sometimes?
Right now you need to look after yourself and get through these uncertain times. This site has ideas about how you can keep moving, create a routine, find things you enjoy and keep connected with friends and family – finding time for any of these will help to clear your head.
During these difficult times it’s important to stick to the advice about staying at home and reducing social contact. But that doesn’t mean you have to get through things all on your own.
There are ideas, tips and links to organisations on this website to help you and your family – https://clearyourhead.scot/
Some useful links: