56 Career Pathways Blog posts

Diane Wills explains why her job as a Probation Officer is more complicated than people first think.

Read on as Charlotte Lowe explains her role, and how she is fighting to improve the support offered to school aged children.

Ernesto Martínez works in Cornwall as a MFL Assistant Teacher and a Health Care Assistant at a Nursing Home. Originally from Spain, he arrived in England in June 2013 after a six-month project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This article is about his experience there, working in social development projects, and what he gained during his time there.

We’re really grateful to Karen Chazen for this wonderful article about her journey to becoming a qualified social worker. As she says, it’s a career where ‘you get your rewards in the most unexpected places’

Nick Hodgson is a Team Leader working with young people with learning disabilities. Here he explains his route into care, and what he loves about the job.

Support Worker Miryam Clough discusses exactly what to consider, and how to succeed when looking at a career as a Support Worker

Social work isn't the type of job you can jump straight into. This post explains the qualifications and experience you need, plus information on CPD.

We interview Jo Welch, Senior Lecturer in Learning Disability Nursing, and chair of Positive Choices event 2011. Jo tells us why Positive Choices is so important for learning disability jobs, RNLD nurses and the learning difficulties industry in the UK.

We answer some commonly asked questions about domiciliary care jobs and explain how you can begin your career.