Jobs and careers advice for young adults

Support with learning and work

If you have a physical or mental health condition or disability you can get help with finding and staying in employment.

Access to Work
Supported internships
Supported employment
Not in education employment or training

Education, careers and qualifications

Explore career and training options for young people

  • Apprenticeships

    An apprenticeship can help you to prepare for the world of work – you get a chance to earn some money and train while you are working.

    Apprentices from South Devon College (two men and a woman) in chef's whites and pin stripe aprons work with a chef who is an older man with a short beard. They are in a catering kitchen and there is a pan with a dramatic flame from in.

  • T Levels

    T Levels are two-year qualifications that help you to get industry experience while learning.

    Three young men in overalls are working on an electic vehicle as part of their t-level at South Devon College.

  • Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs)

    Learn the higher-level skills that employers want in sectors like finance, engineering, management and scientific jobs on a classroom-taught course.

    A young woman at South Devon College with brown and green hair is pointing at a large screen with code on it.

Projects and resources for young people

  • CSW Group

    CSW Group is contracted by Devon County Council to support young people aged 16 to 18 who are not in education, employment or training.

    Active project