Help with employability in Scotland
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This page includes information on employability services in Scotland.
No One Left Behind
The No One Left Behind scheme helps people in Scotland find employment, training, education and volunteering opportunities.
The service primarily aims to help people who might be disadvantaged in the job market, such as disabled people or people with health conditions, but anyone who wants help can get it, regardless of age or background.
You can:
receive support from an employability key worker
develop a plan to help you reach your goals.
The plan could include activities to help you progress, for example:
taster sessions at college
training
mentoring
group projects.
Read more about No One Left Behind on the Employability in Scotland website.
No One Left Behind offers integrated support with other services, including health, justice, housing and advice services.
The service is delivered locally. You can find contact details for your local employability service on the Employability in Scotland website.
You can read more about finding a job on mygov.scot.
My World of Work website
The My Work of Work website can help you with:
choosing a career or making a career change
learning and training
building a CV
applying for jobs
dealing with redundancy
finding careers advice.