This 32-page resource is designed to support people who are looking for work with little or no experience. It covers everything from identifying transferable skills in everyday life, hobbies, volunteering, and personal projects, to building confidence through CV writing, interview preparation, workplace behaviours, and reasonable adjustments.
Practical sections include:
Translating everyday activities into professional skills
Hobbies, personal projects, and volunteering as work experience
Entry-level job pathways and portfolio building
Changing your language to stand out in applications
Free and low-cost online learning opportunities
Workplace etiquette, goal-setting, and career planning
Neurodivergent support, including disclosure, energy management, and self-advocacy
The guide combines step-by-step advice, detailed examples, and motivational encouragement to help you recognise your strengths, showcase your abilities, and take confident first steps into the workplace.
This 32-page resource is designed to support people who are looking for work with little or no experience. It covers everything from identifying transferable skills in everyday life, hobbies, volunteering, and personal projects, to building confidence through CV writing, interview preparation, workplace behaviours, and reasonable adjustments.
Practical sections include:
Translating everyday activities into professional skills
Hobbies, personal projects, and volunteering as work experience
Entry-level job pathways and portfolio building
Changing your language to stand out in applications
Free and low-cost online learning opportunities
Workplace etiquette, goal-setting, and career planning
Neurodivergent support, including disclosure, energy management, and self-advocacy
The guide combines step-by-step advice, detailed examples, and motivational encouragement to help you recognise your strengths, showcase your abilities, and take confident first steps into the workplace.
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