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Welcome to Careers
at Suffolk New College!
Welcome to Careers
at Suffolk New College!
We know sometimes it can be daunting thinking about your next step but this area is here to help support you to progress into your chosen career. We know a career is personal to each individual and we want to help support you onto your best next steps for you!
In the careers section you can find:
advice on CVs, including how easily to create your own
advice on interviews,
support on how to apply for a job
information to support your professional development
and much more!
Take some time to look through the different options in this section to learn more about careers.
The SNC website provides you with up to date information about the local job market in East Anglia.
Find information on:
what job roles your course links to
what roles you can progress into in your sector
salary, and
what job roles link to the skills you have.
Click here for the careers explore tool
Where can I get Career Advice?
Where can I get Career Advice?
Information on career opportunities and advice on progression is provided mainly by vocational tutors and also by guest speakers invited in to speak to learners.
In addition, the Advice and Guidance Assistants based in the Learning Curve can help you with information and advice on UCAS applications, applying for Higher Education and Student Finance as well as help with CV advice and help if you are looking for part-time employment.
And the College's ePass+ platform is full of guidance and resources you can access at any time to help you explore careers and build skills that can help you stand out when you look for work.
How will I know what career my course links to?
How will I know what career my course links to?
On our Suffolk New College website you will find what career paths your college course links to, information on salary and how you might progress in your career journey.
In the Learning Curve you will find a careers library providing information on a range of potential careers as well as university prospectuses and apprenticeship information. There is also a range of different computer programmes available in our Careers Library available to all learners. These can help you to work out what your career path might be by asking you a series of questions and then matching your answers against a database of careers. There are also other programmes that can give information on careers and what training is needed.
In this careers section you will find useful resources that will also help provide you with information on different roles and careers in the industry you are interested in.
How Does SNC prepare me for the world of work?
How Does SNC prepare me for the world of work?
The SNC website provides you with up to date information about the local job market in East Anglia, providing you information on what job roles your course links to, what you can progress into within that sector, salary and it also helps you to find out what job roles link to the skills you have! click here
ePASS
ePASS
Is a program you will work through throughout your time here at SNC. This will help you to develop valuable employability skills to prepare you for your career and help you to develop valuable life skills.
You can learn more about ePASS on the ePass+ platform.
Steps to success
Steps to success
Steps to Success is an exciting two week project you will work through when you start here with us. It will help you to gain employability skills, support your career journey and to learn more about the course you are studying.
Employer Encounters
Employer Encounters
Throughout your time with us you will have the opportunity to speak to a variety of employers through in person and virtual events. This will give you a wide insight into the industry you are interested in and help you to gain valuable insight from the employers themselves.
These are just some examples on how you will prepare for you future career here at SNC.
All learners can access the Advice and Guidance Assistants regardless of the campus you are based at - just ask your Progress Tutor or Vocational Tutor to request an appointment!
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