Careers Advice and Guidance
Individual interviews are available throughout the week for all of our students. Students can make an appointment at a time convenient for them by visiting Student Services.
Our Careers Advisers can help students to make a start with careers ideas and/or check information and guide progress.
Careers Lessons
These are available for students via the tutorial programme throughout the year. Students can also opt into extended, specialised ‘professional programmes’ for careers enrichment.
Employment Support
Full and part-time employment vacancies, apprenticeships, company information, advice on CVs, help with applications and interviews, short courses for job seekers.
Bulletins are produced termly, providing updates on careers, courses and enrichment opportunities. Available in tutorials, from Student Services and via the Portal.
Useful Links
Unifrog
The complete platform for researching university and apprenticeships.
Worcestershire Apprenticeships
Search for Local Apprenticeships around Worcestershire, with plenty of filters, so you can focus on the careers you want.
The Complete University Guide
All you need to know about university can be found on this site, from which university to choose to day to day university life.
National Careers Service
The National Careers Service provides high quality, free and impartial careers advice, information and guidance. Services are available to anyone aged 13 and over.
All About School Leavers
All About School Leavers, helps school/college leavers get jobs and understand the career paths available to them. Here, you’ll find information on the different levels of apprenticeship - Intermediate, Advanced, Higher and Degree - as well as the latest school leaver job news and advice to help guide you on your career journey.
University Open Days
Find out when a university has it's open day throughout the year, so you never miss a date, simply search for your university.
The Student Room
Online student community, where you can chat with current university students and get advice.
Prospects
Help guide for university courses. Match your skills and personality to over 400 job profiles.
UCAS
UCAS is an independent charity providing information, advice, and admissions services. They are there to help people figure out what the next step in their education might be, and to support them when they take that step.
Useful Documents
Student Support - After College
We are committed to helping our students succeed in their chosen careers. That's why we offer career guidance appointments for up to two years after they have left college.
Students applying to university will need a college buzzword that the college can provide, please contact careers@wsfc.ac.uk.
UCAS Help
Meet the Team
Andrew Fitzpatrick
Sarah Mills
Jan Whitehorne
June Devonport
Jody Cox
Kath Fox
