CONNECT WITH YOUR FUTURE CAREER POTENTIAL Start is a website designed to help young people to make more informed choices about their
future study and career options. If you’re looking to plot your pathway into the catering and hospitality industry, here are five reasons why it’s the perfect place to start.
1. GET PERSONALISED INFORMATION AND ADVICE Register for free and create a personal profile. Rate your work preferences, interests and qualities to get tailored job suggestions to explore.
2. LEARN AS YOU EXPLORE Whatever stage of your career journey you’re at, Start has e-learning activities to help you navigate the information and choices available. Learn more about your options at college and university or which apprenticeship level might be right for you and much more.
3. FIND LOCAL COURSES AND TRAINING If you’ve got a particular career in mind, Start can recommend study pathways and connect you to the education and training providers with the courses and qualifications you need.
4. SEARCH FOR LIVE APPRENTICESHIPS Job profiles on Start list relevant and available live local apprenticeship vacancies. Alternatively, use the interactive apprenticeship map to explore opportunities nationally and, once you’ve found what you’re interested in, click through to apply!
5. IMPROVE YOUR CHANCES OF SUCCESS The employability section on Start is crammed full of work preparation and advice materials. You can also learn how to use Start’s action plan features as well as build your own online record of achievements to help demonstrate your employability.
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