A lot of young people struggle to identify their career goals; some know what they will do upon leaving school, but many others don't. In either case, more engagement with employers and better access to work experience while at school could really help a young person to better understand their future in the workplace.

Deciding on your future career, getting work experience to build your skills, and finding contacts to get help and advice from can be a daunting experience. You might also face particular personal challenges that make you unsure about your future.
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Don’t worry though. Developing the Young Workforce Regional Groups and the DYW School Coordinators can help you with all of these issues and more! 

My World of Work will help you discover careers which match your skills, interests, education and experience. Tell them about your ambition and they’ll help you find out how you can work towards it.

Find out what your strengths are, and how they can help you pick a career that will suit you.


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Apprenticeships Scot are a dedicated website and resource from Skills Development Scotland which focuses entirely on apprenticeships. 

You can find out about more about what an apprenticeship entails, the different forms available and search for current opportunities. 



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W.O.R.K: Working, Opportunities, Rights & Knowledge is a dedicated page and resource for young people created by Young Scot. This website contains loads of information about your rights at work, whether you're an apprentice, working full-time, or have a part-time job at school.