Our Newcastle Careers Team can give careers advice for young people with SEND. They can help those looking at education, training and employment options.
See below for groups and services that can give advice and support around:
- finding a new job
- writing your CV and applying for jobs
- filling in applications
- preparing for interviews
- work experience
- staying in work
If looking for a job, have a read of where to find job vacancies. Scope also has a jobs board. It shows jobs from organisations that want to hire more disabled people.
You can also look at job support if you have special educational needs or a disability.
Supported employment service
The Supported Employment Service supports people who face barriers to employment. They can help people to find and stay in work.
Work and Thrive Newcastle
Whatever support you need to find a job, fill a vacancy, or make the next step in your career, Work and Thrive Newcastle are here to help.
National Careers Service
We provide careers information, advice and guidance. We can help you make decisions at all stages in your career.
Support to work from Scope
This gives free online and telephone support. It is for disabled people looking for paid work. A friendly adviser will listen to your challenges and give you advice for your situation.
Learn at Scope
Easy-to-follow courses to guide you through the essential steps of your employment journey. Includes job searching, CVs, interviews and communication.
Access to work
Access to Work can help you get or stay in work if you have a physical or mental health condition or disability. They can give money to help pay for practical support at work and communication support at job interviews.
Disability confident employer
When searching online, you might be able to find employers who are 'Disability Confident'. This means they are committed to hiring and keeping people with disabilities or health conditions.
